ek 9- Hypothesis Testing O Examples of null and alternative hypotheses that are one and two sided, explaining how to distinguish between them. O Examples of z-test for proportion, z-test for mean, t-test for mean with explanations of when you use each one and why, with computations. Interpretations of p-values for each of the above with context. O acer

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