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continue with the example, we come to an important
distinction when calculating p-values.
In this example we are calculating the p-value for the alternative
hypothesis H1 : p < 0.20.
What we will see when shading the area we wished to calculate is that
we are looking for the area less than Z = −1.5.
There are three possible alternative hypotheses, those being
H1 : p < p0
H1 : p > p0
H1 : p 6= p0
where p0 is the null value. ( Business Statistics) Chapter 8 January 4,
2017 17 / 48 Hypothesis Testing for p One-tailed or Two-tailed The
first two types of alternative hypotheses are considered
one-tailed.
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CMPS 12A write a C program that operates in the same
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write a C
program that operates in the same way, i.e. same prompts, same input
and same output. However, the
requirements for this program are relaxed somewhat from those in
pa3 in that it is not necessary to filter out
all types of bad input.
Design your program to respond to string inputs by printing
Please enter a positive integer: as specified in pa3, then scan for
another integer. Respond similarly to integer input that is negative or
zero. It is not necessary to react to double inputs according to the pa3
specifications however. Thus you
may assume that things like ―25.78‖ will not be used as input to your
program. Everything you need to do
this was explained in the lab7 project description. In particular,