Tyesha found that the z-statistic was 2.1 and that the critical z-values were -1.96 and 1.96. Which of the following is a valid conclusion based on these results?
\(z=2.1\) falls outside the region \(|z|<1.96\), which suggests that \(|z|>1.96\) is the rejection region for a hypothesis at a 5% significance level. (We know this because \(\mathbb P(|Z|<1.96)\approx0.95\).) Because \(z\) falls in the rejection region, presumably this means you are rejecting some null hypothesis. But it's difficult to say for certain without any more information.
Answer:
One can reject the null hypothesis.
Step-by-step explanation:
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