me security of two software systems are compared. A total of 225 security tests (fake attacks) were carried out on System 1 and, in 80 of them, the naffected. On the other hand, 150 tests were conducted on System 2 and, in 30 of them, the system remained unaffected. Help test engineers dec eaningful difference between the security levels of two systems (measured by the proportion of unsuccessful attacks) by building a confidence inte Elick here to view page 1 of the standard normal distribution table Click here to view page 2 of the standard normal distribution table With 99% confidence, the engineers can conclude that the difference among security levels p, - P2 will be between and (Round to three decimal places including any zeros) Obviously, the interval ▼ This means, the case p1- P2 =0 v excluded from 99% of all possible values p, - P2 can ta contains does not contain

me security of two software systems are compared. A total of 225 security tests (fake attacks) were carried out on System 1 and, in 80 of them, the naffected. On the other hand, 150 tests were conducted on System 2 and, in 30 of them, the system remained unaffected. Help test engineers dec eaningful difference between the security levels of two systems (measured by the proportion of unsuccessful attacks) by building a confidence inte Elick here to view page 1 of the standard normal distribution table Click here to view page 2 of the standard normal distribution table With 99% confidence, the engineers can conclude that the difference among security levels p, - P2 will be between and (Round to three decimal places including any zeros) Obviously, the interval ▼ This means, the case p1- P2 =0 v excluded from 99% of all possible values p, - P2 can ta contains does not contain

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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Author:Amos Gilat

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