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I was teaching a Black Belt course in Washington, DC and i was asked to simplify the basic roadmap in a Hypothesis Test. In the example below, we are testing whether there is a correlation between two variables. Example: 1. What is the practical question? - Does an increase in tire pressure cause an increase in tread wear? 2. What is the X? - Tire Pressure 3. What is the Y? (What am i measuring) - Tread Wear 4. State the Null (Ho) and Alternative (Ha) Hypothesis Note* in this example we are using Correlation: the Null Hypothesis is "r=0' (or there is no correlation) - Null Hypothesis (Ho) = There is no relationship between tire pressure and tread wear - Alt Hypothesis (Ha) = There is a relationship between tire pressure and tread wear 2. Gather data, Run the analysis and determine the P-Value - Run a Corellation (the following metrics are an example of the outcome): - r=.554, p-Value = .0228 3. Determine the Alpha Risk (100% - Confidence Interval) - In ...