Edexcel A Level Maths: 3.7 Hypothesis Testing with the Normal Distribution

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Pearson A level maths, applied year 2 textbook (3.7)
In this video I cover:
1. Hypothesis testing with the normal distribution
2. One-tailed test
3. Two-tailed test
4. Critical region
5. The normal distribution

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[@theairbornemuffin7111]

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[@yuuzh]

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[@matei919]

when writing the probability why do you use the mean 124.2 instead of 125? why is it you use that mean?

[@salmaelagamy9753]

I think you have made a mistake when going on the two tailed test or maybe things have changed but now you need to standardise your distribution when finding the lower and upper critical values to get the marks

[@jamsi1066]

what does this mean ?

[@milankandasamy9808]

Can I use the critical region method for a question like number 1 with the windspeed (knots), eg find critical region and then if the mean from the sample lies in the critical region, then reject null hypothesis? eg the critical region for that question is values greater than 10.715, as 12.2 (the sample mean) lies in that region, reject null hypothesis

[@moosachoudhury9679]

you can do either method if it doesn't specify but in some questions it asks you to do a particular method so it might be helpful to make sure you can do both :)

[@evanpoole7829]

i don't see why not

[@evanpoole7829]

​@moosachoudhury96can you tell me a question where they've done this?

[@Luka_c123]

didnt really explain how to know which of the 2 means we have to use but ok

[@theairbornemuffin7111]

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