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The P-Value and Rejecting the Null

Hypothesis Testing

The P-Value and Rejecting the Null

The p-value is the observed level of significance, it's the smallest level at which we can reject the null hypothesis, assuming that the null hypothesis is true. The p-value also tells us the total area of the region of rejection. So the p-value can act as a test for allowing us to determine whether or not we can reject the null hypothesis.

Rating: E
Production Year: 2019
Duration: 13 min
Series: Hypothesis Testing
Printable Resources: Yes

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