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    This document discusses three parametric tests: 1) The z-test compares sample and population means to determine if there is a significant difference between a sample and population with a normal distribution. 2) The t-test can be used when the sample size is 30 or less and the population standard deviation is unknown, using the Student's t-distribution. 3) The F-test determines if two independent estimates of population variance differ significantly, or if the samples came from populations with the same variance.

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    This document discusses three parametric tests: 1) The z-test compares sample and population means to determine if there is a significant difference between a sample and population with a normal distribution. 2) The t-test can be used when the sample size is 30 or less and the population standard deviation is unknown, using the Student's t-distribution. 3) The F-test determines if two independent estimates of population variance differ significantly, or if the samples came from populations with the same variance.

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    This document discusses three parametric tests: 1) The z-test compares sample and population means to determine if there is a significant difference between a sample and population with a normal distribution. 2) The t-test can be used when the sample size is 30 or less and the population standard deviation is unknown, using the Student's t-distribution. 3) The F-test determines if two independent estimates of population variance differ significantly, or if the samples came from populations with the same variance.

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    Ans 1f: Parametric Test 1) z-Test: Prof.

    Fisher has given a method of testing the significance of the correlation coefficient in small samples. The Z-test compares sample and population means to determine if there is a significant difference. It requires a simple random sample from a population with a Normal distribution and where mean is known. ) t-Test: If one take a ver! large number of small samples from a population and calculate the mean for each sample and then plot the frequenc! distribution of these means the resulting sampling distribution would be the Student's t-distribution. "hen the sample si#e is $% or less and the population standard deviation is unknown& we can use the t-distribution. $) F-Test: The ob'ect of the (-test is to discover whether the two independent estimates of population variance differ significantl!& or whether the two samples ma! be regarded as drawn from the normal population having the same variance.

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