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Solution:
Given:
Mean =
Sample size = n = 22
Sample mean =
Sample standard deviation = s= 1520
Level of significance = 0.01
Part a) Claim: The mean salary is $33,600
Part b) State H0 and H1:
( Claim)
Vs
Part c) test statistic:
Part d ) Find critical values:
df =n-1=22-1=21
Two tail area =Level of significance = 0.01
t critical values = ( -2.831 , 2.831 )
Decision rule: Reject H0, if t test statistic value < -2.831 or > 2.831,otherwise we fail to reject H0.
Since t test statistic value = < t critical values = -2.831 , we reject null hypothesis H0.
Part e) Conclusion:
Since we have rejected H0, there is not sufficient evidence to support the claim that mean salary is $33,600.
Thus mean salaries of Teachers is different from claimed mean salary $33,600.
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