What is the empirical rule? How is it useful? **Give examples**
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- how to know if it is statistically significant (each of this in the table ) the table is the result of poisson regressionstatistical inferenceChi-square test for independence: The number of people who survived the titanic based on class and sex is collected and attached. Is there enough evidence to show that the class and the sex of a person who survived the titanic are independent? What is the null and alternative hypothesis?
- Experimental Methods - Question 57 The particular question is related to Lean Six Sigma Black Belt (MindPro) covering Experimental Methods. Please thoroughly understand the relevant image, and accurately confirm whether the mentioned statement is TRUE or FALSE, by, clearly providing a Justification/Working.The linear correlation coefficient r= Determine the null and alternative hypotheses.give details on all the steps necessary to perform a test of hypothesis.A university advertises that 90% of the graduates from their school of science find a job within one year. Researchers want to see if this is really the case and they survey 60 graduates from this university at the end of the first year after graduation and find out that 50 of them were employed.For α=0.10, is there enough evidence to conclude that the one-year employment proportion of this university is different from the advertised 90%?
