Introduction to Hypothesis testing for Normal distribution | ExamSolutions

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Spent an hour reading the notes and trying to figure this out, then I searched for it on KZbin, found this awesome video and understood it in less than 15 minutes. Thanks for the great video!

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I think so.

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I have an exam in a few hours and this happens to be one of the topics covered, thanks for clarity!

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[@flo6865]

Thanks for the straightforward explanation and including the calculator!

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Thank you for making this! I finally get when to reject/accept the null hypothesis

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I just understand what p-value is about from this video, thanks a ton!

[@kiwihour333]

If it is a 2 tailed test then use the P(xbar > or < value) based on whether or not xbar is less than or greater than u. (less than u, means P(xbar < value) and opposite for greater than u)

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been trying to understand this for hours, finally clicked because of this

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Very good video, clear explanation. Thank you.

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[@freddierobinson9587]

is it written X bar N(mean, (standard deviation)squared, divide by n) or is the squared squaring both the standard deviation and the n ? so (standard deviation/ n ) squared. Thank you in advance

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I get it now , dont worry :)

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Thanks a lot - really helpful!

[@tiegan7158]

It's hard to tell if the xbar ~ N(mu, 6²/n) or if the 6 is sigma

[@ExamSolutions_Maths]

It's a sigma not 6

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[@benstokes3760]

Nice vid. This is a different person speaking tho right compared to the OG exam solutions?

[@ExamSolutions_Maths]

Thanks Ben. Yep different guy. I'm Michael. The OG has now retired.

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nice one bro btw u added a david moyes interview to the normal distribution playlist

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Thanks for the heads up bud.

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Why is the sample mean distribution's variance divided by the number of samples?

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[@omarkhan1970]

Is this suitable for the CIE exam board for A level

[@ExamSolutions_Maths]

For the CIE exam board, you'll need to know how to conduct hypothesis testing for Binomial and Poisson Distributions.

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under which conditions does one resort to t-dist?

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Oh dear

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I think it is fair to politicise maths especially for normal distribution as it makes it easier to understand. Analogies are useful and maths is used everywhere.

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