ADM 2304 Study Guide - Tachykinin Receptor 1, Shuttle Radar Topography Mission

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Not pooled (no zero in hypothesis) (variances are not equal) Calculation: t calc x d d s d n. 1 = n where p is zero in the hypothesis. Conclusion: p p pq n p p qp n z calc where p p p. X1: # of success in the 1st sample. X2: # of success in the 2nd sample. Confidence interval p z crit qp n p. Sample proportion: p nx where x is the # of success in the sample. Nxp where x is the # of success in the population. Confidence interval x d t crit s d n. Ho: all pi"s are equal / all pi"s as assumed. Ha: all pi"s are not as assumed above (2. X a: the number of elements in the factor n: total sample size. Ho: all mu"s are equal (for each factor)

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