Asked by Hannah Hardison on May 09, 2024
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The data below are drawn from four independent populations: 
Test at the 1% significance level to determine whether the population locations differ.
Independent Populations
Refers to groups in which the members of one group do not affect the members of another group and vice versa.
Significance Level
A rephrased definition for Level of Significance; it is the probability threshold below which the observed data is considered sufficiently unlikely under the null hypothesis, leading to its rejection.
Population Locations
The geographical areas where members of a defined population are found or reside.
- Familiarize and apply the methodology of hypothesis testing across distinct levels of significance.
- Identify fitting statistical procedures for assessing differences among groups or treatments.
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Chris PittsMay 12, 2024
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H0: The locations of all four populations are the same. H1: At least two population locations differ. Rejection region: 
Test statistic: H = 10.26 Conclusion: Don't reject the null hypothesis.Not enough evidence to say the four populations have any differences in locations.
Test statistic: H = 10.26 Conclusion: Don't reject the null hypothesis.Not enough evidence to say the four populations have any differences in locations. 
Learning Objectives
- Familiarize and apply the methodology of hypothesis testing across distinct levels of significance.
- Identify fitting statistical procedures for assessing differences among groups or treatments.