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Consider the following hypothesis test H0: p ? 66% ; H1 : p > 66%. The significance level used for this test on the proportion of the population is: ?= 5%. A simple random sample of size n =500 from this population gives a proportion equal to 70%. Calculate the statistical value of the variable Z test (z-score) for rejecting or not H0 0.97 1.645 -1.888 1.95 1.888 1.94 -1.94

          Consider the following hypothesis test H0: p ? 66% ; H1 : p > 66%. The significance level used for this test on the proportion of the population is: ?= 5%. A simple random sample of size n =500 from this population gives a proportion equal to 70%. Calculate the statistical value of the variable Z test (z-score) for rejecting or not H0
0.97
1.645
-1.888
1.95
1.888
1.94
-1.94
        
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Consider the following hypothesis test H0: p ? 66% ; H1 : p > 66%. The significance level used for this test on the proportion of the population is: ?= 5%. A simple random sample of size n =500 from this population gives a proportion equal to 70%. Calculate the statistical value of the variable Z test (z-score) for rejecting or not H0
0.97
1.645
-1.888
1.95
1.888
1.94
-1.94

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Consider the following hypothesis test H0: p ≤ 66% ; H1 : p > 66%. The significance level used for this test on the proportion of the population is: α= 5%. A simple random sample of size n =500 from this population gives a proportion equal to 70%. Calculate the statistical value of the variable Z test (z-score) for rejecting or not H0 0.97 1.645 -1.888 1.95 1.888 1.94 -1.94
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00:01 Hello students, according to the given question they have given the hypothesis h0 such that p is less than or equal to 66%.
00:12 And alternative hypothesis h1 such that p is greater than 66%.
00:17 So here p will be equal to 66 by 100.
00:22 So which will be equal to 0 .66.
00:26 Here alpha will be 5%.
00:30 So it is 0 .05.
00:32 So he given n is equal to 500...
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