Business statistics · IS 310 and equivalents

Statistics, until it clicks.

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A real exchange

You

My p-value is 0.032 and alpha is 0.05. Do I reject the null or not?

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Before I say — what does that 0.032 actually measure? Say it in your own words.

You

The chance the null hypothesis is true?

Tut

That's the one everybody gets wrong, and it's why the exam question trips people. It's the chance of seeing data this extreme if the null were true. Try the decision again with that.

Made for the parts that break people

Not a general homework bot. The three topics behind most of the failing grades in this course.

Hypothesis testing

Null versus alternative, one tail or two, and what the p-value is actually telling you.

H₀ : μ = μ₀  ·  reject if p < α

Confidence intervals

Why it isn't "95% chance the mean is in here," and how to build one that survives a follow-up question.

x̄ ± t(α/2) · s/√n

Reading regression output

The block of numbers Excel hands you, line by line, until you can defend every one.

R² · adj R² · coef · SE · t · P>|t|

Why this isn't ChatGPT

It answers. That's the problem.

You paste the question, you get the solution, you turn in the homework. Then the midterm asks it sideways and there's nothing to fall back on. This one asks you questions until you can do it yourself — annoying on a Tuesday, the whole point in week nine.

t crit α = 0.05 fail to reject

It follows your professor, not a textbook

Upload your syllabus once. It picks up your notation, your chapter order, and your exam dates — so the practice you get in week six is the material on the test in week seven.

syllabus.pdf — read
notation  x̄, s, σ  matched
ch. 8–10 before midterm 1
software  Excel, not SPSS
one-tailed tests emphasized

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