Hypothesis and Sampling
Question 1: Variability in Nature - Determine if the first 100 observations are representative of the overall population. Support with charts and statistics. Question 2: Probability Distributions - Describe which parameters changed the shape of the histograms most pronouncedly. Support with charts and statistics. Question 3: Hypothesis Testing - Generate appropriate t-tests and state hypotheses and conclusions. Question 4: Sample Size - Calculate the number of samples required to achieve 5% accuracy and recreate Figure 1.
Added on 2022-10-19
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Hypothesis and Sampling
Question 1: Variability in Nature - Determine if the first 100 observations are representative of the overall population. Support with charts and statistics. Question 2: Probability Distributions - Describe which parameters changed the shape of the histograms most pronouncedly. Support with charts and statistics. Question 3: Hypothesis Testing - Generate appropriate t-tests and state hypotheses and conclusions. Question 4: Sample Size - Calculate the number of samples required to achieve 5% accuracy and recreate Figure 1.
Added on 2022-10-19
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