Question 1)
Null hypothesis
vs
Alternative hypothesis
We have for given sample,
Population mean for given sample=27
Sample mean=25.2
Sample standard deviation s=6.8
Sample size =n= 50
Degree of freedom = n-1 =49
t test statistic formula is
P value is 0.0337.........................by using TDIST(-1.87, 49,1)
P value is 0.0337<0.05
Therefore we reject H0.
Conclusion: We have sufficient evidence at to
say that, the mean age of prison population in one city is less
than 27 years.
Question 2)
Null hypothesis
vs
Alternative hypothesis
We have for given sample,
Population mean for given sample=10
Sample mean=8.9
Sample standard deviation s=1.8
Sample size =n=25
Degree of freedom = n-1 =24
t test statistic formula is
P value is 0.0027......................by using TDIST(-3.06,24,1) in Excel.
P value is 0.0027<0.01
Therefore we reject H0.
Conclusion: We have sufficient evidence at to
say that , this sample comes from the population with mean rating
less than 10.
Student Name: 1. Test the claim that the mean age of the prison population in one...
Assume that a simple random sample has been selected
from a normally distributed population. Find the test statistic
t.
Test the claim that the mean age of the prison population in one
city is less than 26 years. Sample data are summarized as and Use a
significance level of Find the test
statistic t.
Question options:
A)
-0.87
B)
-4.35
C)
0.87
D)
1.87
E)
-1.87
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