2) For a one-tailed hypothesis using a z-distribution, find the
critical value (z-score) that will give you a critical region with
an alpha of the following values:
a) alpha = 0.20
b) alpha = 0.10
c) alpha = 0.05
d) alpha = 0.01
e) alpha = 0.001
1) For a two-tailed hypothesis using a z-distribution, find the
critical values (z-scores) that will give you a critical region
with an alpha of the following values:
a) alpha = 0.20
b) alpha = 0.10
c) alpha = 0.05
d) alpha = 0.01
e) alpha = 0.001
2) For a one-tailed hypothesis using a z-distribution, find the
critical value (z-score) that will give you a critical region with
an alpha of the following values:
a) alpha = 0.20
b) alpha...
Using the z table (The Standard Normal Distribution Table), find
the critical value (or values) for the two-tailed test with
a=0.05
. Round to two decimal places, and enter the answers separated
by a comma if needed.
Determine the critical value.
Using the z-tables (or t-tables), determine the critical value
for the left-tailed z-test with α=0.01
Question options:
a)-2.326
b)2.326
c)2.576
d)-2.576