It fits the known facts,does not means that this is hypothesis,some scientist says that hypothesis based on prior knowledge but proposition may be true so known facts does not fit here.
Question 16 Which of the following statements is not true about a hypothesis? e It is...
6. Which of the following statements about hypothesis testing are true? • A type I error occurs if H, is rejected when it is true. • A type II error occurs if He is rejected when it is true. • The power of a test is the probability of failing to reject H, when it is false.
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6. Which of the following statements about hypothesis testing are true? • A type I error occurs if His rejected when it is true. • A type II error occurs if H, is reject ed when it is true, • The power of a test is the probability of failing to reject H, when it is false,
Which of the following statements are true? ( mark all that applY) An observation is something you notice. A scientific law can never be changed. Scientific conclusions are always correct. A fact is a generally-agreed-upon observation. A hypothesis can be wrong. A scientific observation must be repeatable. An observation is the decision you make based on the data. The work of a successful scientist is a step-by step process. An observation is the same thing as a fact. A theory...
Which of the following statements is NOT true about theories? Group of answer choices Theories summarize the facts as currently known. Theories are unchanging bodies of research. Theories allow us to predict future behavior. Theories stimulate new research.
Which of the following statements is true of hypothesis testing? a. A restricted model will always have fewer parameters than its unrestricted model. b. A test of single restriction is also referred to as a joint hypotheses test. c. The t test can be used to test multiple linear restrictions. d. OLS estimates maximize the sum of squared residuals.
Question 5 2 pts Which of the following statements is true? (a) we reject a null hypothesis if the p-value of the test is smaller than the level of the significance a. (b) we accept a null hypothesis if the p-value of the test is smaller than the level of the significance a. (c) we reject a null hypothesis if the p-value of the test is larger than the level of the significance a. . (a) . (b) . (c)
Question 3 (6 points) Which of the following statements ARE CORRECT about hypothesis tests we cover in Stats I? Select all that apply! Question 3 options: We use the normal distribution when we conduct a hypothesis test about a population mean. We use the t-distribution when we conduct a hypothesis test about a population proportion. Researchers get to choose the significance level. A few popular choices are 10%, 5% and 1%. However, it is not possible to choose 0%! We...
Question 9 10 pts Which of the following statements is true about comparison between statistical and synchronous time division multiplexing? statistical TDM always achieves higher data rate than synchronous TDM statistical TDM is more efficient than synchronous TDM statistical TDM is more reliable than synchronous TDM statistical TDM is simpler than synchronous TDM Question 10 10 pts Which one of the following statements about synchronous and statistical TDM is true? They are two equivalent terms for the same type of...
Question 16 Which of the following statements is True? iff has a local maximum or minimum at a point (a,b) and the partial derivatives fly exist then(a,b) - fy(a,b) - 0 A local maximum is always larger than a local minimum A local minimum is always smaller than a local maximum, off has a critical point at (a,b) and / (0,6) - 4,1yyla,b) - 2. /vy(a,b) – 3, then f has a local minimum at (a,b) none of the given...