M4 D1: One- and Two-Sample Hypothesis Testing Available on Jul 10, 2023 12:01 AM. Access restricted before availability starts. Available until Jul 16, 2023 11:59 PM Access restricted after availability ends. V Subscribe Overview Chapters 9 and 10 in the textbook describe the different criteria for a one-sample hypothesis test and a two-sample hypothesis test. Hypothesis testing is a statistical process that tests the truthfulness of a population parameter using sample data. Hypothesis testing can be accomplished with the 6-step critical value approach or the 5-steps using p-value. Instructions Post an example of a scenario that would warrant either a one-sample or a two- sample test. This can be a hypothetical example or one found in the media. Please, clearly 1. state Ho and H in the proper format using algebraic symbols, 2. explain why your hypothetical example qualifies as either a one-sample or two-sample hypothesis test. 3. state the reason(s) this hypothesis test would be conducted. You do not actually have to complete the remaining steps in hypothesis testing. Please recognize that one- and two-sample hypothesis tests are not the same as one- and two-tail hypothesis tests. After you've posted your original post, you are also required to post at least two substantive responses (on separate days) to other's post. You are highly encouraged to read your peer's post before you post, to ensure that your post will be on the right track. It's to your advantage to post early in the discussion window as media articles can only be used once. The student posting a media article that has already been used will earn a maximum of half the points for the discussion. Note that media need not be used for this discussion but you may. However, if you use a news article, please include a working link. See the Schedule and Course Rubrics pages in the Syllabus and Schedule Module for due dates and grading information.

Testing C. Avallable on Jul 10, 20231201 AM. Access restricted before avallability starts (C) Avaluble until Jul 16.2023 11.59 \%M. Access restricted after avallabal ty ends. Subscribe Overview Chapters 9 and 10 in the textbook describe the different criteria for a one-sample hypothesis test and a two-sample hypothesis test. Hypothesis testing is a statistical process that tests the truthfulness of a population parameter using sample data. Hypothesis testing can be accomplished with the 6-step critical value approach or the 5-steps using p.value. Instructions Post an example of a scenario that would warrant either a one-sample or a twosample test. This can be a hypothetical example or one found in the media. Please, clearly 1. state H0 and H1 in the proper format using algebraic symbols; 2. explain why your hypothetical example qualifies as either a one-sample or two-sample hypothesis test. 3. state the reason(s) this hypothesis test would be conducted. You do not actually have to complete the remaining steps in hypothesis testing. Please recognize that one- and two-sample hypothesis tests are not the same as one- and two-tail hypothesis tests. After you've posted your original post, you are also required to post at least two substantive resporises (on separate days) to other's post. You are highly encouraged to read your peer's post before you post, to ensure that your post will be on the right track. It's to your advantage to post early in the discussion window as media articles can only be used once. The student posting a media article that has already been used will earn a maximum of half the points for the discussion. Note that media need not be used for this discussion but you may. However, if you use a news article, please include a working link. See the Schedule and Course Rubrics pages in the Syllabus and Schedule Module for due dates and grading information