In each of the following cases, we wish to test the null hypothesis Hou,- H,=0. In which of the following confidence intervals ?can be used to conclude that we fail to reject the null hypothesis at a significance level 10% 4,+H, confidence interval for 95% .A O 4+ H, confidence interval for 90% .B O H1-H2 confidence interval for 90% .C O None of these .D O 4-H2 confidence interval for 95% .E O

In each of the following cases, we wish to test the null hypothesis Hou,- H,=0. In which of the following confidence intervals ?can be used to conclude that we fail to reject the null hypothesis at a significance level 10% 4,+H, confidence interval for 95% .A O 4+ H, confidence interval for 90% .B O H1-H2 confidence interval for 90% .C O None of these .D O 4-H2 confidence interval for 95% .E O

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MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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Author:Amos Gilat

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