Using inferential statistics, Inferential statistics -7, Statistics – HP 49g Graphing Calculator User Manual

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Using inFerential

statistics

To use the inferential statistics functions;

1. Press 0{SW) to access the Statistics menu.

2. Select the type of inferential statistics that you want.

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Select

HYPOTH. TESTS

to display the hypothesis tests.

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Select

CONF. INTERVAL

to display tire confidence interval options

3. From the list, select the hypothesis test or

the confidence interval that you want. The
input fomr, containing example data, is

displayed. For example, when you select

the Z-Test: 1 p hypothesis test, the input
fomr at the right appears.

For iirfomratioir on the test or confidence interval, aird the example

data, press

help

.

4. Enter your data, or leave tire input form as it is to use the example

data.

5. Press

OK.

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For hypothesis tests, a choose list appears, with the hypotheses to

test against the null hypothesis. Select the hypothesis you want and

press (ENTER). The results of the test are displayed.

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For confidence intervals, the results are displayed immediately.

By default, the results are displayed in text

format. The results for the one-sample
Z-test example data are shown on the riglrt.

To change input values, or to select a

different hypothesis to test, press

cancel

to

return to the previous screen.

6. Press

GRAPH

to display the results

graphically. The results for the one-sample
Z-test example data are showir on the right.

To view the results in text fonnat, press

TEXT.

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