In: Statistics and Probability
(a)
Two sided hypothesis test for the mean:
where
and
are
the true Population Mean and Comparison value respectively.
(b)
One sided hypothesis test for the mean:
(i)
where
and
are
the true Population Mean and Comparison value respectively.
(ii)
where
and
are
the true Population Mean and Comparison value respectively.
(c)
Two sided hypothesis test for variance::
where
and
are the true Population Variance and Comparison value
respectively.
(d)
One sided hypothesis test for variance:
(i)
where
and
are the true Population Variance and Comparison value
respectively.
(ii)
where
and
are the true Population Variance and Comparison value
respectively.
(e)
Explanation of the symbols used:
and
are
the true Population Mean and Comparison value respectively.
and
are the true Population Variance and Comparison value
respectively.