What is the correct way to reach a decision regarding a hypothesis test based on a confidence interval

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Softa [21]3 years ago

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this is a multiple choice question and the answer to this question has been highlighted in bold letters.

Based on a confidence interval, the best way to get a decision on a hypothesis test is for you to fail to reject the null hypothesis (that is, you will have to accept the null hypothesis) if the hypothesized value for the parameter that is being tested is within the confidence interval.

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Given that the population grows every year at the same rate( 1.8% ), we can model the population similar to a compound Interest problem.

From 1994, every subsequent year the new population is obtained by multiplying the previous years' population by $\frac{100+1.8}{100}$ = $\frac{101.8}{100}$ .