Explain briefly the steps involved in conducting a hypothesis test
What will be an ideal response?
Conducting a hypothesis test involves several steps:
1. Formulating the hypotheses to test.
2. Selecting a level of significance, which defines the risk of drawing an incorrect conclusion about the assumed hypothesis that is actually true.
3. Determining a decision rule on which to base a conclusion.
4. Collecting data and calculating a test statistic.
5. Applying the decision rule to the test statistic and drawing a conclusion.
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