Statistics Lab Work 5
One-Sample Mean Test
Hypothesis testing regarding the mean can use the Normal distribution (commonly referred to as the Z-test) or the T distribution (commonly referred to as the t-test), depending on whether the population standard deviation (σ) is known or not.
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