2.05g g) Use and be able to interpret Pearson's The use of product-moment correlation coefficient Pearson’s moment correlation coefficient in hypothesis tests, in hypothesis tests is new content in the reformed specification. using either a given critical value or a and a p-value table of critical values. When using Pearson's coefficient in an hypothesis test, the data may be assumed to come from a bivariate normal distribution. A table of critical values of Pearson's coefficient will be provided. [Calculation of correlation coefficients is excluded.] 3 Mechanics – OCR Content Description Legacy Unit and Notes Reference. (unshaded content is AS content) Reference 3.01 Quantities and Units in Mechanics 3.01a a) Understand and be able to use the fundamental Understanding the fundamental quantities and units in the quantities and units in the S.I. system: length (in S.I. system is assumed knowledge from GCSE (10.01a). metres), time (in seconds), mass (in kilograms). Learners should understand that these three base quantities are mutually independent.
2.05g g) Use and be able to interpret Pearson's correlation coefficient in hypothesis tests, using either a given critical value or a p-value and a table of critical values. When using Pearson's coefficient in an hypothesis test, the data may be assumed to come from a bivariate normal distribution. A table of critical values of Pearson's coefficient will be provided. [Calculation of correlation coefficients is excluded.] The use of Pearson’s product-moment correlation coefficient in hypothesis tests is new content in the reformed specification. 3 – Mechanics OCR Reference. Content Description (unshaded content is AS content) Legacy Unit and Reference Notes 3.01 Quantities and Units in Mechanics 3.01a a) Understand and be able to use the fundamental quantities and units in the S.I. system: length (in metres), time (in seconds), mass (in kilograms). Learners should understand that these three base quantities are mutually independent. Understanding the fundamental quantities and units in the S.I. system is assumed knowledge from GCSE (10.01a). moment
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