EN: Framework for testing claims about a population: H0/Ha, test statistics, p-value, Type I/II errors.
VN: Kiểm định giả thuyết: H0/Ha, thống kê kiểm định, p-value, sai lầm loại I/II.
Two-tailed: H₀: μ = μ₀ vs Hₐ: μ ≠ μ₀.
One-tailed: H₀: μ ≤ μ₀ vs Hₐ: μ > μ₀ (or the reverse).
H0: μ = 5%. Sample n = 100 has \(\bar{X}\) = 5.6%. σ known = 2%. Compute z statistic and decide at α = 5% (two-tailed).
EN: The most common test in practice — use Student's t with \(df = n - 1\).
VN: Test phổ biến nhất thực tế — dùng phân phối t với bậc tự do \(n - 1\).
A fund claims annual mean return = 12%. Sample of n = 25 has \(\bar{X}\) = 10.5%, s = 4%. Test at α = 5% (two-tailed) whether the true mean differs from 12%.
EN: Independent samples, assuming equal population variances — pooled-variance t-test.
VN: Hai mẫu độc lập, giả định phương sai bằng nhau.
n1 = 20, \(\bar{X}_1\) = 12%, s1² = 25; n2 = 30, \(\bar{X}_2\) = 9%, s2² = 16. Compute pooled variance.
Chi-square distribution is right-skewed and bounded by 0 — critical values differ on the upper and lower tails.
H0: σ² = 36. Sample n = 25 has s² = 50. Compute χ² statistic.
Sample 1: n1 = 21, s1² = 60. Sample 2: n2 = 16, s2² = 25. Compute F statistic.
Trade-off: Lowering α reduces Type I but increases Type II (lower power). Larger n is the only "free lunch" — reduces both.