Sampling from variable

Sampling from variable

    In sampling for variables, the test are as follows
    1. Test for single Mean
    2. Test for single Standard Deviation
    3. Test for equality of two Means
    4. Test for equality of two Standard Deviation

    Test for single Mean

    • In a sample of large size n, we examine whether the sample would have come from a population having a specified mean

    1. Null Hypothesis (Ho):

    • Ho: There is no significance difference between the sample mean ie., µ=µo
    or
    • The given sample would have come from a population having a specified mean
    ie., µ=µo

    2. Alternative Hypothesis(H1)

    • H1 : There is significance difference between the sample mean
    ie., µ≠µo or µ>µo or µ<µo

    3. Test statistic

    Test statistic
    When population variance is not known, it may be replaced by its estimate
    Test statistic
    where

    4. Level of Significance
    The level may be fixed at either 5% or 1%

    5.Expected vale
    The expected value is given by

    Two tailed test
    One tailed test

    6. Inference

    If the observed value of the test statistic Z exceeds the table value Ze we may reject the Null Hypothesis Ho otherwise accept it.

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