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pls help me to answer problem14-20 6. What is sampling distribution or p 7. What

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pls help me to answer problem14-20

6. What is sampling distribution or p 7. What is the large sample confidence interval? write the formula? what are the conditions under which we use it? 8. What is the PLUS FOUR confidence interval? Write the formula? What are the conditions under which we use it? 9. What isp ? 10. What is the formula of the margin of error for proportions? Describe each symbol in it? 11. What is Po ? 12. What are the conditions for hypothesis testing for proportion? 13. Write Null hypothesis? 14. Write alternative hypothesis?

Explanation / Answer

14) The alternative hypothesis is the hypothesis used in hypothesis testing that is contrary to the null hypothesis. It is usually taken to be that the observations are the result of a real effect.

An alternative hypothesis states that there is statistical significance between two variables. In the earlier example, the two variables are Mentos and Diet Coke. The alternative hypothesis is the hypothesis that the researcher is trying to prove. In the Mentos and Diet Coke experiment, Arnold was trying to prove that the Diet Coke would explode if he put Mentos in the bottle. Therefore, he proved his alternative hypothesis was correct.

Example-  A classroom full of students at a certain elementary school is performing at lower than average levels on standardized tests. The low test scores are thought to be due to poor teacher performance. However, you have a theory that the students are performing poorly because their classroom is not as well ventilated as the other classrooms in the school. The accepted theory (“low test scores are due to poor teacher performance”) is the null hypothesis; your theory (“low test scores are due to inadequate ventilation in the classroom”) is the alternative hypothesis.