Fundamentals of Probability and Statistics for Engineers

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CHAPTER 10

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10.3 H ypothesis is accepted
10.5 H ypothesis is accepted
10.8 Poisson hypothesis is rejected
10.10 G amma hypothesis is accepted
10.12 N ormal hypothesis is accepted
10.14 Poisson hypothesis is accepted
10.16 H ypothesis is accepted


CHAPTER 11

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