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Exhibit 6-13 Cost curves
In Exhibit 6-13, TFC is shown by the graph labeled:
Alternative Hypothesis
In hypothesis testing, the hypothesis that contradicts the null hypothesis, indicating there is an effect or a difference.
Test Statistic
An outcome obtained from samples in a hypothesis experiment, crucial in deciding if the null hypothesis should be dismissed.
P-value
Assuming the correctness of the null hypothesis, it is the possibility of obtaining test results that are equally or more extreme than those observed.
Sample Standard Deviation
A measure of the amount of variation or dispersion of a set of values in a sample.
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