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Chapter 12: Hypothesis Tests – Large Samples

Figure 12-3:

Display of the test statistic in relation to the

Rejection Region for

Example 12-2

Note:

We can also use the

Large Sample Test for a Single Population

Proportion

workbook to help with the computations for this example.

Figure 12-4

shows the output from the workbook. It shows that the null

hypothesis will be rejected.

Figure 12- 4:

Display of the Test for a Single Population

Proportion workbook output for

Example 12-2

Next we will discuss the

P

-value approach

to hypothesis testing.

P

-Value Approach to Hypothesis Testing

With the advent of the computer and other forms of technology, such as

calculators, certain probabilities can be readily computed and used to help

make decisions in hypothesis testing. One such probability value is called

the

P

-value.

Definition:

P

-Value

Click here for the Large Sample Test for a Single Population Proportion Workbook