Binomial vs normal distribution, 5-steps of hypothesis
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1. What is the difference between a binomial distribution and a normal distribution? Provide an example that illustrates the difference.
2. What are the five steps of hypothesis testing... list each?
3. Provide one example of probability sampling.
4. Provide one example of non-probability sampling.
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1. Binomial and normal distributions
Binomial distribution
-it is a discrete distribution
-every trial has only two possibilities - success or failure
-characterized by number of trials n and fraction of successes p
-example: the number of sixes in 30 rolls of a fair die is a binomial distribution. The number of heads in 15 tosses of a fair coin is also a binomial distribution
Normal distribution
-it is a continuous distribution
-every trial can result in any value for the variable
-characterized by mean mu and standard deviation sigma
-example: the distribution of men's heights in America is close to normal. ...
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