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    The document discusses null and alternative hypotheses regarding whether attending classes or only studying notes is better for learning. It defines the null hypothesis as notes being sufficient to understand every topic and the alternative as notes not being able to teach everything. It then defines a Type 1 error as assuming the null is true (notes are enough) when it is actually false, and a Type 2 error as assuming the null is false (notes are not enough) when it is actually true based on exam performance.

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    The document discusses null and alternative hypotheses regarding whether attending classes or only studying notes is better for learning. It defines the null hypothesis as notes being sufficient to understand every topic and the alternative as notes not being able to teach everything. It then defines a Type 1 error as assuming the null is true (notes are enough) when it is actually false, and a Type 2 error as assuming the null is false (notes are not enough) when it is actually true based on exam performance.

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    The document discusses null and alternative hypotheses regarding whether attending classes or only studying notes is better for learning. It defines the null hypothesis as notes being sufficient to understand every topic and the alternative as notes not being able to teach everything. It then defines a Type 1 error as assuming the null is true (notes are enough) when it is actually false, and a Type 2 error as assuming the null is false (notes are not enough) when it is actually true based on exam performance.

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    BATTLE FOR CLASS HRITIK YADAV

    MS20057
    NULL AND ALTERNATIVE HYPOTHESIS

    Yes, I believe we can


    learn from this, but I'll
    As you can see, we have all of
    see if coming to classes
    the notes. We'll figure it all out.
    B will benefit me more.
    It's pointless to go to class
    every day at this early hour.

    NULL HYPOTHESIS- Notes will help you


    understand every topic.
    Ohh sir didn’t Yahh…sir
    tought this. It explained this in ALTERNATIVE HYPOTHESIS- Only notes can’t
    wasn’t there in class. Thank God teach you everything.
    notes I studied I attended.
    TYPE 1 AND TYPE 2 ERROR

    Null hypothesis- understanding everything from notes, without attending classes.

    TYPE 1 ERROR – NULL HYPOTHESIS IS TRUE

    When a student not attending classes gets good marks by studying from notes.

    TYPE 2 ERROR – NULL HYPOTHESIS IS FALSE

    when a student attending classes gets bad marks.

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