BY : DIGVIJJA,MEHAK,SHUBH,KAUSTUBH

HYPOTHESIS: IS SOME STATEMENT OR ASSERTION ABOUT A POPULATION OR EQUIVALENTALY A PROBABILITY DRISTRIBUTION, CHARACTERISING A POPULATION WHICH WE WANT TO VERIFY, BASED ON SAMPLE INFORMATION. THERE ARE TWO TYPES OF HYPOTHESIS 1. NULL 2. ALTERNATE NULL HYPOTHESIS takes the area, which is near 0. Ex : A drug will cure in 3 days ALTERNATE HYPOTHESIS, Ex: The Drug will not cure in 3 days TWO PROMINENT TYPES 1. TESTING OF CLAIM 2. TESTING IN DESCISION MAKING

1. FORMULATE NULL AND ALTERNATE HYPOTHESIS 2. SET THE LEVEL OF SIGNIFICANCE 3. COMPUTE TEST STATISTIC 4. COMPARE THE CALCULATED VALUE WITH THE TABLE VALUE If calculated value is LESS THAN EQUAL TO ( ) table value, accept H0,else reject or we can say accept Ha. 5. GIVE CONCLUSIONS

The paired t test provides a hypothesis test of the difference between population means for a pair of random samples whose differences are approximately normally distributed The test statistic is calculated as: Where; _ X d: mean difference SD: standard deviation of differences n: sample size and where SD = Formula: with degree of freedom set at n 1

QUESTION : A COMPANY WANTS TO CHECK HOW EFFECTIVE IS THEIR ADVERTISEMENT CAMPAIGN ON A PARTICULAR PRODUCT MANUFACTURED BY THEM. DATA IS AS FOLLOWS SALES BEFORE ADD 10 3 5 6 3 5 SALES AFTER ADD 12 9 9 7 9 6

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