9.1 PPT
... this claim, we have him attempt 50 free-throws. He makes 32 of them. His sample proportion of made shots is 32/50 = 0.64. What can we conclude about the claim based on this sample data? We can use software to simulate 400 sets of 50 shots assuming that the player is really an 80% shooter. You can sa ...
... this claim, we have him attempt 50 free-throws. He makes 32 of them. His sample proportion of made shots is 32/50 = 0.64. What can we conclude about the claim based on this sample data? We can use software to simulate 400 sets of 50 shots assuming that the player is really an 80% shooter. You can sa ...
SAWE Presentation - International
... • This inferential statistics analysis considers passing the criteria to provide 100% likelihood of survival while SOLAS determines survival probability for individual cases • The SOLAS method requires analysis of every location on the ship while the inferential statistics method allows for a sample ...
... • This inferential statistics analysis considers passing the criteria to provide 100% likelihood of survival while SOLAS determines survival probability for individual cases • The SOLAS method requires analysis of every location on the ship while the inferential statistics method allows for a sample ...
Quiz #1
... 9. (6%) The circuit shown below operates only if there is a path of functional devices from left to right. The probability that each device functions is shown on the graph. Assume that devices fail independently. What is the probability that the circuit operates? ...
... 9. (6%) The circuit shown below operates only if there is a path of functional devices from left to right. The probability that each device functions is shown on the graph. Assume that devices fail independently. What is the probability that the circuit operates? ...
p 0.05: Threshold for Decerebrate Genuflection
... the premise must be false. If only two outcomes are possible, rejection of the null implies acceptance of its alternative. Therefore, either we reject the null— and by definition accept the alternative hypothesis—or we fail to reject the null hypothesis, and therefore cannot embrace its logical alte ...
... the premise must be false. If only two outcomes are possible, rejection of the null implies acceptance of its alternative. Therefore, either we reject the null— and by definition accept the alternative hypothesis—or we fail to reject the null hypothesis, and therefore cannot embrace its logical alte ...
