ADMS 2320: FINAL EXAM PREP · Fall 2024

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Chapter 10: Introduction to Estimation
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Introduction to Estimation
Point Estimators
Confidence Interval Estimate of the Mean (Q1)
Interpreting Confidence Intervals (Q2a–b)
Confidence Interval Width vs. Confidence Level (Q2c–d)
Confidence Interval Width vs. Sample Size, Standard Deviation, and Mean (Q2e–i)
Sample Size Determination (Q3)
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Chapter 11: Introduction to Hypothesis Testing
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Steps of a Hypothesis Test
When to use the z-test of One Population Mean
The p-Value
Calculating the Probability of Type II Error
Probability of Type II Error – Just the basic steps
Probability of Type II Error – Two Tailed Example
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2022 Summer Final
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Q1a) z-Test of a Single Population Mean
Q1b) t-Estimate of the Difference in Two Population Means
Q2a) Regression Model
Q2b) F-Test of Validity
Q2c) t-Test of the Coefficients
Q3a) Using a Confidence Interval to Test a Hypotheis
Q3b) F test of the Ratio of Two Variances
Q3c) One Way ANOVA F Statistic
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Chapter 12: Inference About a Population
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Introduction
t-Test and Estimation of One Population Mean
χ²-Test and Estimation of One Population Variance
z-Test of One Population Proportion
Finding and Using the p-Value
z-Estimate of One Population Proportion
Chapter 12 Quiz
Chapter 13: Inference about Comparing Two Populations
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Introduction
F-test & Estimate
Equal Variances t-Test
Unequal Variances t-Test
Matched Pairs t-Test & Estimate
z-Test of Proportions (CASE 1)
z-Test of Proportions (CASE 2)
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Chapter 14: Analysis of Variance
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ANOVA (Raw Data)
ANOVA (Summary Data)
Partially Completed Outputs
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Chapter 15: Chi-Squared Tests
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Goodness of Fit (equal proportions)
Goodness of Fit (given a distribution)
Contingency Table Test
Chapter 15 Quiz
Chapter 16: Simple Linear Regression and Correlation
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Introduction to Simple Linear Regression
Sums and Statistics
Alternate Formulas
The Least Squares Regression Line
Interpreting the Coefficients
Standard Error of the Estimate
Test of the Slope
The Coefficient of Determination
Coefficient of Correlation vs. Coefficient of Determination
Prediction and Confidence Intervals
Chapter 16 Quiz
Chapter 17: Multiple Regression:
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Introduction
Question 1a
Question 1bc
Question 2a
Question 2b
Question 2c
Question 2d
Question 2e
Question 3.1
Question 3.2
Question 3.3
Chapter 17 Quiz
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2021 Winter Final
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Question 2a Solutions
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Question 2c Solutions
Question 3.1 & 3.2 Solutions
Question 3.3 Solutions
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2021 Summer Final
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Q1a) Chi-Squared Test of a Contingency Table
Q1b) z Estimate of Proportion
Q1c) z-Test of a Proportion vs Chi-Squared Goodness of Fit Test
Q2a) F-Test of the Ratio of Two Variances
Q2b) Chi-Squared Estimate of Variance
Q3a) Regression Model
Q3) Filling in the Blanks
Q3b) Test of the Validity of the Model
Q3c) Test of a Slope Coefficient
Q3d) Estimate of Y
2020 Fall Final
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Q1a) t-Test of Difference in Means
Q1b) z Estimate of a Proportion
Q1c) z Test of a Proportion (p-value)
Q2) Chi-Squared Test of a Contingency Table
Q3) Fill in the Blanks
Q3a) Regression Equation (Not the Model)
Q3b) Test of the Validity of the Model
Q3c) Changing Units in a Regression Equation
Q3d) P-value
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When to use the z-test of One Population Mean

ADMS 2320: FINAL EXAM PREP · Fall 2024 Chapter 11: Introduction to Hypothesis Testing When to use the z-test of One Population Mean

In the chapters that follow, you’ll be introduced to several different formulas for hypothesis tests. Each of these formulas is designed for a different set of conditions (number of populations being studied, type of data collected, focus of the study, etc). This video explains when to use the z-test population of μ.

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