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Please help on the ones that aren’t answered! 19. An equiprobable approach goodn

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Please help on the ones that aren’t answered! 19. An equiprobable approach goodness of fit test with 8 cells for data that is normally distributed with a theoretical given mean of 10 and a std of 2, would have how many degrees of freedom for the critical value? 11. Receiving a false positive on an engineering job interview drug test means the testing facility has? b. 6 d. a. Committed a type 1 error b. Committed a type 2 error c. Made the correct decision d. None of the above 20. Assuming normality and independence,if nl or n2 or both are

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Solution:

11) A type I error is the incorrect rejection of a true null hypothesis (a "false positive").

Answer: (a) Committed a type 1 error

13) a type II error is incorrectly retaining a false null hypothesis (a "false negative").

Answer: (b) Committed a type 2 error

14)Degrees of freedom in paired t test is (n-1). Here n = 20

Answer: (b) 19

19)There are (n-3) degrees of freedom for normal distribution in testing goodness of fit.

Here n = 8

Answer: (a) 5

20)For <30 sample size and after testing F test when Null hypothesis of F test can not rejected, then we use independent t- test.

Answer: (a) Independent t test

21)F test is used before testing mean for the equality of variances. But there are no information about mean and sample size.

Answer: (d) Can not determine from the above information

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