#Hypothesis Testing
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in this example shown it says the researcher thinks the candidate is overestimating meaning they think the candidate would have less than 40 percent support
so in the context of this question if the teacher thinks they used more golden beads during the activity then shouldn't that mean that h1 is p > 0.3
Yeah
But
It’s two tailed
So it’s
H0:p=0.3
H1:p≠0.3
Wait uh no my bad no 😭
Read the q wrong yes it’s >
yeh it's one tailed
under H0: X~B(20, 0.3)
work out P(X<=2)
if less than 0.05 reject H0, if not DO NOT reject - never say ACCEPT
there isn't sufficient evidence to actually straight up accept the null hypothesis, just enough to assert that the alternate hypothesis is too unlikely to be considered right
so is h1 meant to be p > 0.3 then
yes 👍
so was the working out they done here wrong then for the hypothesises that they stated
that's a relief thanks
I'm struggling to determine what h1 is for this question though
I'm assuming it's be p < 0.4
yep 👍
awesome