Match each step on the left with the procedure at that step on the right. Step -abcdefg 1 -abcde...
Match each step on the left with the procedure at that step on the right.
Step
- -abcdefg 1
- -abcdefg 2
- -abcdefg 3
- -abcdefg 4
- -abcdefg 5
- -abcdefg 6
- -abcdefg 7
Todo
- write conclusion
- write null and alternative hypotheses
- reject or fail to reject null
- write claim symbolically
- calculate test statistic
- draw graph showing test statistic critical value and critical region
- identify test type and relevant statistic
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