MATH 119: NOTES FOR THE FINAL

"If you don't believe in random sampling, the next time your doctor orders a blood test, tell him that he needs to take all of it." - quoted by policy analyst Mark Weisbrot in defense of statistical sampling analysis of Iraqi civilian deaths.

Chapter 8: Hypothesis Testing

Lesson 25 (Section 8-2): Basics of Hypothesis Testing

Lesson 26 (Section 8-4): Tests for a Population Mean (if Population Standard Deviation Known)

The Section 8-4 notes mix in part of Section 8-2.

Lesson 27 (Section 8-5): Tests for a Population Mean (if Population Standard Deviation Unknown)

Lesson 28 (Section 8-3): Tests for p (a Population Proportion)

Lesson 29 (Section 8-6): Tests for a Population Standard Deviation or Variance

Advanced Chapter 8 Topic: Power of a Hypothesis Test applet

(Power is a key concept discussed by statisticians.)

http://www.stat.sc.edu/~ogden/javahtml/power/power.html

Chapter 11: More Chi-Square Tests

Lesson 30 (Section 11-2): Chi-Square Tests for Goodness-of-Fit

Lesson 31 (Section 11-3): Chi-Square Tests for Independence

Chapter 10: Correlation and Regression

Lessons 32-34 (Chapter 10): Correlation and Regression

Handout on Correlation:

Math119Corr.pdf

Chapter 9: Two Populations (Two-Sample Statistics): Useful, but not on the Final!

Lessons 35-37 (Chapter 9): Two Populations

CONGRATULATIONS!

First Edition Notes (you don't need these)

In case you're curious, here are notes based on the 1st Edition. A different table for the standard normal is used.

M11907Old.pdf

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