Assume an investor wishes to test whether the average daily return of a stock is greater than 3%. A simple random sample of 50 returns is calculated and has an average of 2%. Assume the standard deviation of the returns is 2.5%. Therefore, the null hypothesis is when the average, or mean, is equal to 3%.

Conversely, the alternative hypothesis is whether the mean return is greater or less than 3%. Assume an alpha of 0.05% is selected with a two-tailed test. Consequently, there is 0.025% of the samples in each tail, and the alpha has a critical value of 1.96 or -1.96. If the value of z is greater than 1.96 or less than -1.96, the null hypothesis is rejected.

1.In roman design, analyze the thrombin factors for clotting

2.elaborate on the Fibrinogen coagulation and its conversions

3.relate the T cells to the antigen elements

4.explain on the strength of functioning of the antibodies

5.give a correct expression to represent the trueness of the blood essentials for life

6.relate clumping to the agglutination process

7.show the vitro contributions of the heparin

8.enumerate the order of events demonstrated by the vitamin k in the bone health and injury recovery

9. Which parameter will not coagulate when placed separately on four slides?

10.activate the Tissue plasmin to the dissolves clot