Question: Problem 1. Name the tests for each part below answer State the name of relevant hypothesis test: One sample z-test for proportion p One sample

Problem 1.Name the tests for each part below answer

  1. State the name of relevant hypothesis test:
    • One sample z-test for proportion p
    • One sample t-test for mean
    • Matched pairs t-test for the mean of difference D
    • Independent two-sample t-test for difference of means 1- 2

  1. Define parameter(s) of interest and state the null and alternative hypotheses.

No need to conduct 5 step hypothesis test.

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