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1 Testing Population Variance

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3 Evidence Assumption:
4 Sample Size 36 n Population Normal
5 Sample Variance 492.84 s2
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7 Test Statistic 52.0752 c2
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10 Null hypothesis p-value 5%
11 H0: s 2 = 331.24 0.0633
12 H0: s 2 >= 331.24 0.9683
13 H0: s 2 <= 331.24 0.0317 Reject
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1 Testing Population Variance
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5 ### Sample Size 0 n Population Normal
6 ### Sample Variance #DIV/0! s2
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8 Test Statistic #DIV/0! c2
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1 Power of a s Test 2

2 Assumption:
3 Normal Population
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5 H0: s 2 = 10 When s2 = 9
6 Sample Size 50 n P(Type II Error) 0.9280
7 Significance Level 5% a Power 0.0720
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