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Why is my p-value/rejection region for this wrong?
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In summary, T-Mobile has officially launched its 5G network in six cities, including New York City, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Dallas, Cleveland, and Atlanta. The company plans to expand its coverage to more cities in the future. T-Mobile's 5G network is currently available to customers with compatible devices and is based on its 600MHz spectrum, which allows for wide coverage and better building penetration. The company is also working on deploying its network on faster mid-band and mmWave spectrums. T-Mobile is competing with other major carriers, including AT&T, Verizon, and Sprint, to establish its 5G network, which promises faster speeds and more reliable connections.
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T-Mobile's 5G network is officially live in six cities, including New York City, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, and Dallas. The company announced the news on its website today, after months of testing the new faster network.The other two cities where T-Mobile's 5G network is live are Cleveland and Atlanta. The company plans to expand its 5G coverage to more cities in the coming months. T-Mobile's 5G network will be available to customers with compatible devices, such as the Samsung Galaxy S10 5G, LG V50 ThinQ 5G, and OnePlus 7 Pro 5G.T-Mobile's 5G network is based on its 600MHz spectrum, which has the advantage of being able to cover large areas and penetrate buildings better than higher frequency bands. The company is also rolling out its 5G network on its mid-band airwaves, which offer faster speeds than its 600MHz spectrum but don't have the same coverage area.T-Mobile's 5G network is based on its 600MHz spectrumT-Mobile's 5G network promises download speeds of up to 400Mbps, with peak speeds of up to 1Gbps, depending on the device and location. The company is also working on deploying its 5G network on its mmWave spectrum, which offers even faster speeds, but it's unclear when this will be available.T-Mobile is competing with AT&T, Verizon, and Sprint for 5G supremacy. AT&T currently has the most extensive 5G coverage, with its network live in 19 cities, while Verizon and Sprint's networks are live in a handful of cities. All four major carriers are racing to get their 5G networks up and running, as 5G technology promises faster speeds and more reliable connections.
FAQ: Why is my p-value/rejection region for this wrong?
1. Why is my p-value/rejection region for this wrong?
There could be several reasons why your p-value or rejection region may be incorrect. Some common reasons include incorrect calculation, using the wrong statistical test, or not considering all relevant variables in your analysis.
2. How can I determine if my p-value/rejection region is incorrect?
You can check the accuracy of your p-value or rejection region by reviewing your calculations and ensuring that you have used the correct statistical test for your data. It is also helpful to consult with a statistician or conduct a peer review of your analysis.
3. Can a small sample size affect the accuracy of my p-value/rejection region?
Yes, a small sample size can impact the accuracy of your p-value or rejection region. With a smaller sample size, there is a higher likelihood of random chance influencing your results, leading to an incorrect p-value or rejection region.
4. How can I avoid incorrect p-values/rejection regions in my research?
To avoid incorrect p-values or rejection regions, it is important to carefully plan and design your study, ensuring that you have an appropriate sample size and use the correct statistical tests. It is also important to thoroughly review your calculations and seek feedback from other experts in the field.
5. Are there any common mistakes that can lead to incorrect p-values/rejection regions?
Yes, some common mistakes that can result in incorrect p-values or rejection regions include using the wrong statistical test, not considering all relevant variables, and making errors in calculations. It is also important to be aware of biases and confounding factors that may influence your results.