CFA: Quant - Hypothesis Testing -You will Never Struggle with Hypothesis Testing after Watching this

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This Video lecture was recorded by our Lead Trainer for CFA, Mr. Utkarsh Jain, during one of his live Session in Pune (India).
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[@im_piyushekokar]

Spent the whole morning and was struggling. Saw this video and understood 30 pages of my book in 5 mins. Thank you!

[@bhupathireddyoruganti3687]

explained beautifully by UJ sir, this concept was confusing to me many times, now it is crystal clear..thank you sir..

[@pranaychambhare1442]

The best shortest explanatory video for hypothesis testing 🙌

[@utkarshjain4571]

thank you

[@blossomdavid1535]

Simplified! thank you Sir!

[@shailjadrangal1542]

I pray that you get a Padma award in education.

[@pawandhanwani8411]

I bought fintree online access and preparing for level 1 june 2020 hope I may clear successful studying hard but bit nervous

[@aditikubde5474]

how much did it cost

[@usmanzahid3711]

Cost?

[@yashdhanwani8808]

@@usmanzahid3711 It cost me 38 k for LMS but I suggest go to class and attend live sessions of sir because sir provide lot of knowledge in those lectures " if you could attend* Replying from another account

[@reyanmol]

@@yashdhanwani8808 but how is class quality in online mode

[@AnkitTiwari-xv9wv]

Lucid concept .....great Sir ...👌

[@utkarshjain4571]

thank you Ankit

[@srishtysharma6892]

Very well explained👍

[@Rome.W]

very good explanation. excellent.

[@lianaandkids5883]

Thank you really help me to understand

[@sakkey]

Very well explained sir!

[@usmanzahid3711]

You nailed it Love from Pakistan

[@utkarshjain4571]

thank you Usman!

[@abheygpt1]

Don’t need it

[@classone9001]

Too good. Thank you.

[@vinaygupta3026]

Thank you so much sir

[@rajesh9970680026]

Superb

[@priyadevendra8600]

is there any comparison between table value and calculated value how u arrived at the conclusion.

[@rahulpurohit6667]

Amazing 👏🙀😮😲

[@AbhishekMishra019]

Very well explained.

[@shagun_mittal]

Thank You sir!

[@pawandhanwani8411]

Marvellous sir

[@AmanKumar-nz5kl]

Sir the explanation was perfect, but Satee Pratha ka Paap lagega aise to, jo aapne end me kia.

[@deiveegarajang]

Well explained

[@vivekprasannakumar1826]

sir does the differencebetween critcal value and test statistic calue mean anything

[@sasikala4086]

What is the rationale of calculating test statistics when we are rejecting or accepting null based on critical values..?

[@nisargjani8050]

We compare test statistics value with critical values to decide whether to reject or not reject null hypothesis.

[@CADarpanJain]

WOWW !!!!!

[@MockZoneMBAPreparation]

Nice Explanation

[@pradhyumrajpal1360]

Saviour!

[@usmanzahid3711]

Sir I have a short cut Divide hypothetical value with std error and compare with the range Am I right? Referring from schwer book

[@user-rb7os6ky5i]

Great!)

[@salgsalgglas]

Hello Utkarsh Sir, can i think of Std Error as an adjustment we make to the Std Deviation of the sample because we wish to make an inference about the Population from the Sample?

[@arjavjain5671]

iam made of 0% lust 0% sins 0%female interaction 100% utkarsh sir thank u sir ily

[@FintreeIndia]

I don't know how to respond to that elegantly, thank you! utkarsh

[@amannjainn]

Done

[@usmanzahid3711]

Sir please teach how to study table

[@ronakmaniya8741]

because of this is two tail test, 0.05 is significant level then 0.05/2= 0.025 value that we need to look into T table???

[@ajaykamath6783]

while i am sure the idea of using the illustration is definitely to help people understand this concept, however Mr Null cannot be introduced as the one criticizing (as it can be confused with Mr. Null providing the alternative hypothesis), Mr Null has to be the one who is stating the status quo assumption! that he believes that 40 is what he believes to the average. and the scientists are the ones basis their data providing the alternative ! sorry if am rambling here.

[@MichaelHolder24]

Agreed - This is how it is taught in the textbook. It is Mr Null who FIRST introduces the status quo (not the other way round)…

[@thegolfmenu]

Well done!!

[@priteshlunawat5391]

If n > 30 why are we not using Z test ?

[@menonguy]

Exactly my doubt as well

[@MrPranab2011]

Awesome👍..

[@hafsasheikh713]

sir 23.45+2 and -2 is with in 40 so how rejected?

[@menonguy]

You don't check within 40, you have to check weather its within -2 and +2

[@haritsanat1]

Wrong calculations