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EY67

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What numerical value do you calculate that gives you the answer to the question of how unlikely the test statistic would be if the null hypothesis were true?

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Once the hypotheses are set up, and the data have been collected and summarized in a test statistic, what is the next step, that ultimately leads you to make your decision?



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Answer to Question 1

THE P-VALUE

Answer to Question 2

YOU MUST DETERMINE HOW UNLIKELY THE TEST STATISTIC WOULD BE IF THE NULL HYPOTHESIS WERE TRUE.





 

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