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DISTRIBUTION ESTIMATING SAMPLING VARIANCE ; SAMPLING DISTRIBUTION OF THE SAMPLE PROPORTION SE= ESTIMATING RATIO OF TWO VARIANCE INTERVAL ESTIMATION CASE 1: is known, n>30 (Round up to ones digit) CASE 2: is unknown, n30 ; CASE 3: n>30, s= HYPOTHESIS TESTING Identify the Given 1. Hypothesis 2. of Level Significance 3. Critical Region 4. Type of Test 5. Computation 6. Decision ;...
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DISTRIBUTION
ESTIMATING
SAMPLING VARIANCE
;
SAMPLING DISTRIBUTION OF
THE SAMPLE PROPORTION
SE=
ESTIMATING RATIO OF TWO
VARIANCE
INTERVAL ESTIMATION
CASE 1: is known, n>30
(Round up to ones digit)
CASE 2: is unknown, n30
;
CASE 3: n>30, s=
HYPOTHESIS TESTING
Identify the Given
1. Hypothesis
2. of Level Significance
3. Critical Region
4. Type of Test
5. Computation
6. Decision
;
ESTIMATING DIFFERENCE
BETWEEN TWO MEANS
CASE 1: is known
CASE 2: unknown
CASE 3: unknown
CASE 4: Paired Observation
;
ESTIMATING A PROPORTION
;
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TWO
PROPORTIONS
is known
;
is unknown
Are known
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