
Statistics made simple
... hypothesis, never reject the alternative • If you accept or support the null, then don’t mention the alternative • If you reject the null, then accept or support the alternative ...
... hypothesis, never reject the alternative • If you accept or support the null, then don’t mention the alternative • If you reject the null, then accept or support the alternative ...
Exam 1
... 7. We measure the age and income of fifty people to see if older people tend to make more money. What type of study is this? a. correlational b. dependent c. independent d. recursive 8. We do a study to see if putting professional quality pictures of food in menus affects what people decide to eat a ...
... 7. We measure the age and income of fifty people to see if older people tend to make more money. What type of study is this? a. correlational b. dependent c. independent d. recursive 8. We do a study to see if putting professional quality pictures of food in menus affects what people decide to eat a ...
Statistics Project 2514
... This project is to show the many concepts used in my 1040 statistics class, including collecting samples, organizing and analyzing the data for baseball Hall of Famers, drawing conclusions, and presenting my work. In this part of my project I have created summary statistic of those baseball players ...
... This project is to show the many concepts used in my 1040 statistics class, including collecting samples, organizing and analyzing the data for baseball Hall of Famers, drawing conclusions, and presenting my work. In this part of my project I have created summary statistic of those baseball players ...
Statistics Project For this assignment, you will implement a project
... frequency distribution histogram percentage of data within one standard deviation of the mean, percentage of data within two standard deviations of the mean, percentage of data within three standard deviations of the mean (include explanation and interpretation --- do your percentages imply that the ...
... frequency distribution histogram percentage of data within one standard deviation of the mean, percentage of data within two standard deviations of the mean, percentage of data within three standard deviations of the mean (include explanation and interpretation --- do your percentages imply that the ...
Ch. 7 Estimating population parameters and finding minimum
... NOTE: Remember we must have an normal distribution with original data OR a sample size that is large enough (n >30) in order to use the CLT. see video for examples p. 353 #26 and p. 354 #34 ...
... NOTE: Remember we must have an normal distribution with original data OR a sample size that is large enough (n >30) in order to use the CLT. see video for examples p. 353 #26 and p. 354 #34 ...
S6. Plant Ecology Research-Lab 4-basic stats lab
... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qrdMDnwFapE. Be sure to graph your findings in terms of averages and standard deviation! a. What is the mean (average) cover for each species? For each stand? What is the standard deviation and standard error for each species and each stand? b. What is the mean cover ...
... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qrdMDnwFapE. Be sure to graph your findings in terms of averages and standard deviation! a. What is the mean (average) cover for each species? For each stand? What is the standard deviation and standard error for each species and each stand? b. What is the mean cover ...