Statistical Inference

4. the hypothesis that contains the inequality
8. the center of a confidence interval
10. what never is done to either hypothesis
12. the type of data that is represented by means
13. the function in the calculator for inference with proportions
14. what you do to the null hypothesis if the p-value is lower than the significance level
15. the distance from the center of the confidence interval to either end of the interval
18. the hypothesis that we contains the equality

1. the type of data that is represented by proportions
2. the name of the value that is a z* or a t*
3. a value that refers to the population
5. the function in the calculator for inference with means
6. the name given to the sample standard deviation
7. the location of our sample
8. the chance of making a Type II error
9. a value that refers to the sample
11. the value that we compare the the significance level
16. the letter that symbolizes the significance level and is also the probability of a Type I Error
17. the area which indicates a sample that is too unlikely to have happened by chance alone