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MHB True or false questions involving the null hypothesis
[FONT=arial]1) The null hypothesis represents the condition that will be assumed to be true unless sufficient evidence is presented to show that the condition has changed. True. 2) A P-value greater than the chosen level of significance results in concluding the null hypothesis...- Uniman
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MHB How Do You Determine the Correct Quantile for One-Sided Hypothesis Tests?
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MHB Calculate using Standard Normal Table: P(22 <= X <= 25) = .4332
[FONT=arial][FONT=arial]Using the standard normal table in your lecture notes, calculate to four decimal places[FONT=arial] Table file:///Users/manukumarindia/Desktop/Screen%20Shot%202012-10-29%20at%2011.12.15%20AM.png Work done so far. [FONT=Helvetica]If X ~ N(22,4), z = (x - 22)/sqrt(4)...- Uniman
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MHB How Do You Determine the Correct Quantile for One-Sided Hypothesis Tests?
[FONT=arial] [FONT=arial]Consider a one-sided (greater than) hypothesis tests. For a given level of significance we can find the quantile which satisfies From the standard Normal Table, find the approximate quantiles for and and indicate which of the following statements is...- Uniman
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MHB Solve f(t) with Heaviside Functions: Find b
[FONT=arial]Consider the function [FONT=arial] [FONT=arial]Then f(t) can be expressed with Heaviside functions as[FONT=arial] [FONT=arial] Determine b. Workdone so far... [FONT=Helvetica]f(t) = 7H(t) + bH(t-5) [FONT=Helvetica]when t = 5 [FONT=Helvetica]f(5) = 49 + 7b [FONT=Helvetica]15 = 49 +...- Uniman
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- Function Heaviside Heaviside function
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MHB Solving Random Variable Work: 0 to Infinity = 0.002?
Work done so far... [FONT=Helvetica]Integrating from 0 to infinity and equating it to 1, we get [FONT=Helvetica](c/2*10^-3) = 1 [FONT=Helvetica]c= 2/1000 [FONT=Helvetica]=0.002 Is it correct? http://www.chegg.com/homework-help/questions-and-answers/-q3136942#[FONT=Helvetica][FONT=Helvetica]- Uniman
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- Random Random variable Variable
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MHB Progress and Accomplishments: A Look at What's Been Done
Work done so far... The answer is meant to be an integer or with a decimal point. Can someone check the solution.- Uniman
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MHB Value of an expression involving complex numbers
The answer is a number... Work done so far [FONT=Helvetica] 3^3 * 3^( i8pi/ln(3) ) = 27 * (3^ i8pi - 3^ln(3) ) = 27 *( 3^25.1i -3.34) [FONT=Helvetica]= 3^(3+ i25.1) - 90.26 If this is correct how can I convert this to a number... -
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MHB Compute the circulation of F along C
Latex? Is it a software available online...Sorry I post these two threads in the wrong section. Am I able to move this thread... Waiting for the experts to check my answers. By the way this forum looks great... -
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MHB Compute the downwards flux of F
The work done so far https://www.dropbox.com/s/qmfidqot3nttlw5/phpQd8GGH.png https://www.dropbox.com/s/xn4t5m2aleopwy7/phpldZ0KX.png Is the answer correct...- Uniman
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- Forum: Differential Geometry
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MHB Compute the circulation of F along C
Hi, This is my first post. So if I made any mistakes that is the way I asked the questions, kindly let me know. The work done so far Circulation: C {0,0,1} to {1, pi,1} C eq: {y=pi*x, z=1} dr={dx, pi*dx, 0} F={cos(y/z), -x/z*sin(y/z),xy/z^2*sin(y/z)} F.dr = -dx [dot product and...