A-Level Maths: O2-06 [Binomial Hypothesis Testing: Two-Tail Example 2]

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Love it mate, clear and easy to understand keep it going 👍🏻

allenk
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when your h1 value not equal to, would you double your calculated p value? (lecturer is doing this)

Lewis-nbpn
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Is it legal to use the cg-50 to do greater than or equal to, it has that function.

Zammiez
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So is it okay to think of the significance level as the cut off for that particular event happening as in this example there was a 0.048 chance off getting greater than or equal to 29 successes but we reject it as there was a less than 5% chance that would happen ?

BAKER-ziiw
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What about upper, lower bounds and critical region?

uzi
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why didn't you do calculations for the upper tail and lower tail?

gracegrimwood
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may I ask why P(X>=29) = 1 - P(X<=29) instead of P(X<29)

samsonyeung
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Sir can we use a calculator for this or should we do a continuity correction?

kalashsapkota
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so do we always test the observed value ? never the expected one??

oliviachillingworth
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why do you not halve the 0.05 i dont understand

Ash-enul