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Chapter 10 Introduction.pdfChapter 10 Introduction
Chapter 10 Introduction
Section 10.1.pdfSection 10.1: Inference for Two Proportions
Section 10.1: Inference for Two Proportions
Learning Objectives
Test hypotheses comparing two population proportions.
Construct confidence intervals for the difference between two population proportions.
Estimate the sample size required to measure the difference between population proportions with a specific margin of error.
Section 10.2.pdfSection 10.2: Inference for Two Means- Matched Pairs Design
Section 10.2: Inference for Two Means- Matched Pairs Design
Learning Objectives
Distinguish between dependent and independent samples.
Test hypotheses comparing means from matched-pairs samples.
Construct confidence intervals for the difference between two population means from paired samples.
Section 10.3.pdfSection 10.3: Inference for Two Means- Independent Samples
Section 10.3: Inference for Two Means- Independent Samples
Learning Objectives
Test hypotheses comparing means from independent samples.
Construct confidence intervals for the difference between two population means from independent samples.
Section 10.4.pdfSection 10.4: Summary of Two-Sample Inference
Section 10.4: Summary of Two-Sample Inference
Learning Objectives
Identify the type of hypothesis test to conduct or confidence interval to find.
The Adventures of Stat-Man and Data: Episode 10
The Adventures of Stat-Man and Data: Episode 10
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