Explain what it means in general when we say arisk-averse decision maker is willing to give up someEMV to avoid risk? How is this apparent in certaintyequivalents of gambles?

Q: What is/are the difference/s between a one-sided hypothesis and a two-sided hypothesis?

A: Differentiate the two sided and one sided hypothesis.

Q: I just rolled two regular 6-sided dice. What is the probability that I rolled 5 or higher on at…

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Q: In the game of Monopoly, would the probabilities of landing onvarious properties be different if the…

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Q: What are the two kids of errors we can make in hypothesis testing?

A: The two kinds of errors are 1)Type 1  2)Type 2  Type 1 Error: It is referred as False Positives. It…

Q: If the equality term in the null hypothesis involves ≤ or ≥, then which test would be appropriate?

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Q: Why is it possible to define the probability of committing a Type I error but impossible to know the…

A: probability of type I error is the α which is level of significance that we set for rejection of…

Q: What are some tips and advice for approximating probabilities with the emperical method?

A: The empirical rule states that if a distribution is unimodal and symmetric i.e. more or less…

Q: When we find conditional probabilities, do we need to check to see if they are mutually exclusive or…

A: Yes we need to check to see if they are mutually exclusive or if they are independent.    If A and B…

Q: Explain how to conclude when you would reject the null hypothesis based on a p-value. Give a numeric…

A: We know that when p-value is less than the significance level than reject the null hypothesis and…

Q: A casino claims that it's dice (regular, six-sided) are fair to within 0.1%. Taking a = 0.05, how…

A: Given : Margin of error = 0.1                            By definition of margin of error ,…

Q: what would happen if you mixed up the null and alternative hypothesis

A: The hypothesis that there is no significant difference between specified populations, any observed…

Q: s the prior probability of something the same as the current probabilit my is everything else is…

A: question:   Is the prior probability of something the same as the current probability my is…

Q: Why don’t hypothesis tests always yield correct decisions?

A: Hypothesis testing:         R.A.Fisher (Ronald Fisher) was introduced Hypothesis testing.It is used…

Q: The probability of rejecting a false null hypothesis is called?

A: We know that the power is defined as  Power:  Power is the probability of the rejecting the null…

Q: what is the correct null hypothesis?

A: The null hypothesis states that the model is not useful because all the coefficients are zero. That…

Q: When is it valid to use a one-tailed test? What is the advantage of a one-tailed test? Give an…

A: When the claim of the test is to test whether one quantity is more or less than the other quantity,…

Q: For the chi-square test of independence, how the hypothesis is formulated, and what are the expected…

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Q: In hypothesis testing, why can't the hypothesis be proved true?

A: Answer:-  Option C is the correct answer.

Q: According to Abyss Consulting, the average age of viewers of “America’s Got Talent” is 25 years old.…

A: The hypothesized mean is 25.

Q: The probability of rejecting a null hypothesis that is true is called

A: The probability that we reject the null hypothesis when it is true is called Type I error.

Q: In 2001, the average proportion of the people with a cell phone was 34%. Has that proportion…

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Q: As your first step, identify the appropriate null hypothesis for the test from among the options

A: Test is that whether, for four midwest states, the distribution of administered vaccine doses…

Q: 1. why do two samples need to be independent when doing a hypothesis test ? 2.  Could you do a…

A: Part 1: Independent samples are samples drawn from same population or different population that are…

Q: If null hypothesis is really true, what does this indicate?

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Q: It is important for researchers to account for attrition or loss of participants during follow-up.…

A: It is important for researchers to account for attrition or loss of participants during follow-up.…

Q: What is the probability of event (A) will be less than #4? What is the probability of event (B) to…

A: Here we are given a game of coin tossing. In this game if the first flip is A then we will roll the…

Q: If p- value is greater than alfa, the null hypothesis is not rejected. True O False

A: The p-value measures the probability of getting a more extreme value than the one you got from the…

Q: Why is the phrase “goodness of t” used to describe the type of hypothesis test considered in this…

A: In this section, the test is to check how well the observed frequencies match with the expected…

Q: What is the likelihood of getting a total of 8 or 11 twice, matching pair 5 times, and any other…

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Q: Why hypothesis testing is done?

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Q: In a smaller animal shelter, 12 cats and 5 dogs are being accommodated. Table below shows age group…

A: Given : n1 = no of dogs in the sample n1 = 5 n2 = no of cats in the sample n2 = 12 x1 = no of old…

Q: If you make a Type I decision error in your hypothesis test, what has happened?…

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Q: What is the difference between the null hypothesis and the alternative hypothesis when doing a…

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Q: Is there any better explanation on the multiplication rule of probabilities? I didn't understand the…

A: Multiplication rule of probability in case of without replacementIf events A and B emerge from the…

Q: What is the null hypothesis H0 and the alternative hypothesis H1?

A: Here p=76%              =76/100            =0.76 So null and alternative hypothesis is  Null…

Q: Explain the Retaining null hypothesis is a Weak Decision.

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Q: what are the potential mistakes when setting up a null and alternative hypothesis.

A: The hypothesis test is a statistical method in which one using the sample data try to check the…

Q: What is a null hypothesis?

A: Hypothesis:Hypothesis is an assumption about the parameter of the population which will be made on…

Q: If the power for a hypothesis test is calculated to be 0.90, then for the same test, the probability…

A: Given  Power=0.90

Q: 2. What is your null hypothesis? (in words)

A: Given that  Here  Number of participant =7

Q: Identify the two types of incorrect decisions in a hypothesis test. For each incorrect decision,…

A: There are two types of errors in Hypothesis testing. They are,Type I error:Probability of rejecting…

Q: What is the null and alternative hypothesis? These can be in words and/or symbols ( PPT

A: Given information: The SPSS output of Chi-square test for Independence is given.

Q: International Foods, Inc., manufacturer of Zesty, a special Italian tomato sauce, is interested in…

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Q: How do you know when a hypothesis test is left-tailed, right-tailed or two-tailed? How is this…

A: In general, the hypothesis is an assumption.

Q: How do I find the p-value for a two-tailed hypothesis test?

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Q: Explain why accepting the null hypothesis is not a possible outcome.

A: Hypothesis:- A statistical hypothesis is some assumption or claim about the population.

Q: If one rejects the null hypothesis at the 5% level, then there is a 5% chance that you made the…

A: Given, If one rejects the null hypothesis at the 5% level, then there is a 5% chance that you made…

Q: In what way is heuristics linked to hypotheses?

A: Heuristic hypothesis is the temporary prediction of unknown which is made to simplify the solution…

Statements and Logic

Logic is the analysis of general patterns of thoughts without regard to any specific sense of context.