Null hypothesis and Numerator: Difference between pages

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The part of a fraction which is divided by the rest of it.

Example

30 / 360

The numerator in this fraction is 30.

The other part of the fraction (360) is known as the denominator.

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-''Statistical analysis''.
+The part of a fraction which is divided by the rest of it.
-The hypothesis that is being tested.
+'''Example'''
-Sometimes abbreviated as 'H<sub>0</sub>'.
+/ 360
+The numerator in this fraction is 30.
+The other part of the fraction (360) is known as the denominator.
-(The alternate hypothesis being 'H<sub>1</sub>'.)
 == See also ==
-* [[Alternate hypothesis]]
+* [[Day count conventions]]
-* [[Hypothesis testing]]
+* [[Denominator]]
-* [[Significance testing]]
-* [[Test statistic]]
-* [[Type I error]]
-* [[Type II error]]
-[[Category:Corporate_finance]]
-[[Category:Long_term_funding]]