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| Best point estimate of p is phat = |
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| Test statistic, population proportion z0 = |
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(phat-p0)/[p0(1-p0)/n]^0.5
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| 3 assumptions for testing hypotheses for a population proportion p |
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1. The sample is obtained by simple random sampling
2. np0(1-p0)>=10
3. The sampled values are independent |
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Two-tailed test, population proportion
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Left-tailed test, population proportion
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Right-tailed test, population proportion
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Two-tailed test, classical approach
If z0 > z(alpha/2), then |
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Left-tailed test, classical approach
If z0 < -zalpha, then |
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Right-tailed test, classical approach
If z0 > zalpha, then |
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| For the sampling distribution of phat to be approximately normal, we require np(1-p) to be |
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