In a test of Ho:p=0.4 against H: p 0.4, a sample of sizc 100 produces Z 31•28 for the value of the test statistic. Thus the p-value (or observed level of significance) of the test is apnroximately cqual to %3D %3D H, : p = 0 -4 के विपरीत H, : p + 0.4 के किसी परीक्षा में 100 आकार वाला प्रतिदर्श परीक्षण प्रतिदर्शज के मान के लिए 2 = 1 .28 उत्पादित करता है। अतः परीक्षा के लिए p-मान (अथवा प्रेक्षित महत्त्व स्तर) सत्निकटतः बराबर है %3D (1) 0-90 (2) 0:40 (3) 0-05 (4) 0-20

In a test of Ho:p=0.4 against H: p 0.4, a sample of sizc 100 produces Z 31•28 for the value of the test statistic. Thus the p-value (or observed level of significance) of the test is apnroximately cqual to %3D %3D H, : p = 0 -4 के विपरीत H, : p + 0.4 के किसी परीक्षा में 100 आकार वाला प्रतिदर्श परीक्षण प्रतिदर्शज के मान के लिए 2 = 1 .28 उत्पादित करता है। अतः परीक्षा के लिए p-मान (अथवा प्रेक्षित महत्त्व स्तर) सत्निकटतः बराबर है %3D (1) 0-90 (2) 0:40 (3) 0-05 (4) 0-20

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MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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