Define the following terms of Statistics in your own words and explain with suitable examples of your practical life: i. ii. ii. iv. Random experiment Cartesian product Mutually exclusive events Null and alternative hypothesis Level of significance Critical region Regression coefficients v. vi. vii. viii. Correlation

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