Confidence intervals and hypothesis testing

Confidence intervals and hypothesis testing

Using the central limit theorem to estimate population parameters such as the population mean or a population proportion.

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This video discusses the central limit theorem and  the distribution of the sample mean. The standard error is also introduced.

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This video explains how to calculate a confidence interval for a population proportion. It covers the margin of error, and the standard error of the proportion.

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This video explains how to calculate a confidence interval for the mean when we know the population standard deviation.

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This video explains how to calculate a confidence interval for the mean when we don’t know the population standard deviation.

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This video explains how to calculate confidence intervals for a population variance or standard deviation. It shows how to use Chi-Squared tables.

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This video discusses the null and alternative hypothesis, the significance level, the critical value and the test statistic.

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This video discusses the test for a population proportion.

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This video discusses the test for a population mean.