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Google tells you the average cat’s weight is 45 lb. You want to test it. 1...
Google tells you the average cat’s weight is 45 lb. You want to test it.
1 What is hypotheses? (in math terms and words)
2 Let alpha level to be 0.01. Conduct a hypothesis test (H0, p value, conclusion).
|
A (cat numbers) |
300 |
|
B (average weight) |
38 |
|
C (sample standard deviation) |
7 |
3 If someone tests if average weight > 45 lb. What is the hypotheses and conclusions (on same data)?
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