In complete sentences, explain what a hypothesis test tells us and what an ettect size tells us. Describe in general terms. Be sure that your response CONTRASTS the two, i.e., explains how they are different but are both part of understanding relationships between variables. You're welcome to use examples to explain your points. Imagine you are explaining this to a friend.

In complete sentences, explain what a hypothesis test tells us and what an ettect size tells us. Describe in general terms. Be sure that your response CONTRASTS the two, i.e., explains how they are different but are both part of understanding relationships between variables. You're welcome to use examples to explain your points. Imagine you are explaining this to a friend.

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MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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Author:Amos Gilat

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