I have a question first example u fail to reject null hypothesis and in second Example reject the null hypothesis but at the end of both examples you said “there is not enough evidence to support the claim…..” can u please explain that Thank you
This still makes no sense to me because every example I see everyone gets a different result. So how do I know who’s doing it correctly? You’re explanation was very detailed I just still don’t understand how everyone does the “rejection if t is not” step differently.”
Good video. I was wondering about the critical value with respect 5% significance level mentioned in the first example. I think the value is -1.96 for one tailed test. The critical value with 10% significance level is 1.64. You have mentioned 1.64 for both the examples. Correct me if am wrong. Thank you
Thanks for the support. -1.645 is actually between the values of -.164 and -1.65, so, it is not specifically listed in the table. This will happen sometimes when you are doing these types of problems. I should have mentioned that in the video, sorry, my bad on that.
Thanks for the support. -1.645 is actually between the values of -.164 and -1.65, so, it is not specifically listed in the table. This will happen sometimes when you are doing these types of problems. I should have mentioned that in the video, sorry, my bad on that.
Yes, I have 2 videos on that, I will link them below. The first is the binomial distribution, and the second is a normal approximation to the binomial distribution. I will also put a third link to a stats playlist of 82 statistical videos I have posted, that will make it easier for you to find specific topics you may have an interest in. ruclips.net/video/h-haYI-AY94/видео.html ruclips.net/video/A2sd09qCvcg/видео.html ruclips.net/p/PLPG2dIgfF2fmqKCLttaHka8UEXh60njXD
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Hi thank you for this, can you please tell me how did you find the -1.645.
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I have a question first example u fail to reject null hypothesis and in second Example reject the null hypothesis but at the end of both examples you said “there is not enough evidence to support the claim…..” can u please explain that
Thank you
Did you work this out later?
Thank you so much
can anyone tell me how to find the critical value
This still makes no sense to me because every example I see everyone gets a different result. So how do I know who’s doing it correctly? You’re explanation was very detailed I just still don’t understand how everyone does the “rejection if t is not” step differently.”
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Good video. I was wondering about the critical value with respect 5% significance level mentioned in the first example. I think the value is -1.96 for one tailed test. The critical value with 10% significance level is 1.64. You have mentioned 1.64 for both the examples. Correct me if am wrong. Thank you
Yeah, that's what i am thinking
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Great video! Like and subscribed. How did you find -1.645? I can’t seem to find it in the z table. Thank you
Thanks for the support. -1.645 is actually between the values of -.164 and -1.65, so, it is not specifically listed in the table. This will happen sometimes when you are doing these types of problems. I should have mentioned that in the video, sorry, my bad on that.
Thanks for the support. -1.645 is actually between the values of -.164 and -1.65, so, it is not specifically listed in the table. This will happen sometimes when you are doing these types of problems. I should have mentioned that in the video, sorry, my bad on that.
Nice video. But isnt null hypothesis is always equals, irrespective of any claim?
Could I please have the link to the table you used? Thanks, already!
is it ok for my zscore to have a higher number like my score is -26.6679 and my crit value is just -/+1.960?
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have u covered binomial distribution sir, in any of your videos?
Yes, I have 2 videos on that, I will link them below. The first is the binomial distribution, and the second is a normal approximation to the binomial distribution. I will also put a third link to a stats playlist of 82 statistical videos I have posted, that will make it easier for you to find specific topics you may have an interest in.
ruclips.net/video/h-haYI-AY94/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/A2sd09qCvcg/видео.html
ruclips.net/p/PLPG2dIgfF2fmqKCLttaHka8UEXh60njXD
Thank youuuu
and i think the critical value should be 1.960 not 1.645, plz correct me if iam wrong
It's 1.645, you were looking at the two tails but the problem only requires the one tail.
Critical value should have been -1.29, no? -1.30+0.01 = -1.29
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