Statistics: Testing a Normal Distribution - Hypothesis Testing for the Mean - A-Level Maths @ImStuckRevision
Statistics: Testing a Normal Distribution - Hypothesis Testing for the Mean - A-Level Maths  @ImStuckRevision
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Testing a Normal distribution involves checking whether one should use the hypothesised mean or whether that has changed. This uses test statistics, the critical value, p-values and the significance level.
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