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Which test is used for testing significance in ANOVA? Assuming normally distributed data with equal variances.
A) Levene's Test
B) Means Test
C) F-test
Find the answer at ANOVA
Which two types of charts are most sensitive in detecting minor but gradual shifts in a process?
1) CuSum
2) EWMA
3) X-R
The keyword is "most". Find the answer at EWMA
Calculate the sample size required for a discrete (binomial) proportion estimation with an unknown population. Given
z = 1.645 for a confidence level (α) of 90%.
p-bar = 0.5
E = 2% = 0.02
Therefore, solving for the sample size
n = 1.6452 * 0.5 * (1 - 0.5) / 0.022
n = 0.6765062 / 0.0004 = 1691.27 (always round up)
n = 1692. A minimum of 1,692 samples are needed.
If you wanted a confidence level of 95%, the z-score is 1.96 and n becomes 2,401 samples.
Click here to learn more about calculating sample sizes for various types of data.
A common use of the student t-test is to detect a difference (or not) in
1) Means
2) Variation
3) Degrees of Freedom
4) Power
Answer: Visit T-Test Module for the answer and more insight
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