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Grassy Narrows and Muskrat Falls Dam: The Central Limit Theorem and a t-test

Author(s): Paul Miller

Everett Community College

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Students are introduced to concepts of sampling distributions and hypothesis testing using a simulation applet, elementary hypothesis tests, t-tests, and p-values as they compare a given fish population for methylmercury levels (using real and…

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Students are introduced to concepts of sampling distributions and hypothesis testing using a simulation applet, elementary hypothesis tests, t-tests, and p-values as they compare a given fish population for methylmercury levels (using real and hypothetical data) against real-world mercury standards.

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Version 2.0 - published on 09 Feb 2023 doi:10.25334/BXRZ-5189 - cite this

Adapted from: Grassy Narrows and Muskrat Falls Dam: Hypothesis Testing and t-Tests v 1.0

Keywords

  1. statistics
  2. mathematics
  3. biostatistics
  4. ecology
  5. biology
  6. graphing
  7. p-values
  8. t-tests
  9. hypothesis testing
  10. in-class activity
  11. Zoology
  12. mercury biogeochemistry
  13. biostatistics - general
  14. fish population
  15. qbcc
  16. Biogeochemical cycles
  17. Interpret graphs
  18. Solving Equations and Inequalities
  19. Concepts in Statistics
  20. Elementary Hypothesis Testing
  21. Methylmercury
  22. dams
  23. Bioaccumulation
  24. traditional diets
  25. mercury
  26. mercury poisoning
  27. native people
  28. indigenous population
  29. Canada
  30. hydroelectric
  31. explaining statistics
  32. using statistics
  33. Make probability calculations

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  4. Inclusive Pedagogy for Life Science Education
  5. Open Science and Education Practices Ontology
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