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Courtesy of
Sayed Hasan Alawami
Statistical inferences:
1. Estimation
2. Hypothesis testing
Estimation
The General equation that we are going to use is:
We are going to get two values when answering this equation. Also, it is
important to know how to solve the equation’s codes. I.e. what are C.I,
Estimator, reliability coefficient, standard error, and alpha?
First, notice that it will be easy for you to find it if you draw the normal
distribution curve.
What do you mean ya Sayed ?
Follow me and you will find out:
2. We can divide the curve into two equal halves by an imaginary line.
3. The important point is that the numbers on the X-axis indicate the
Reliability coefficient (z). For example, if the C.I. is 95% (from the
question)..... That means it is 0.95 under the curve. And since we have two
halves in the curve…. 0.95/2 = 0.475.
Now, look at the table and you will notice that 0.475 is written as
47.50. Anyway, you should look for the number that is on the first
column. This will be the (Z) value, which equals 1.96.
4. Now, you have Reliability coefficient (z) and you can put it in the C.I
equation.
And I hope you know how to extract the values from the question and put them
on it.
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There is another (Z) that you will find in other types of problems
(PROBABILITY-questions). This (z) is calculated from this equation:
z = (x-u)/ SD
X = the number that we want to study it.
u= population mean.
The question asks for the Probability (P) that randomly selected child will
have a SBP<140.
Special thanks to
Mo'men Almo'men