From a sample of 65 meth addicts, you find that the mean number of tattoos is 17.3, with a sample standard deviation of 6.8. Test the null hypothesis that your sample came from a population whose mean number of tattoos is 15 against the alternative hypothesis that Mu is less than 15. Use alpha = .01.
Formally state the null and the alternative hypothesis for this test (3 pts)
What is the critical value(s) for this test? (3 pts)
Interpret your decision regarding the null hypothesis. (3 pts)
If necessary, compute 99% confidence intervals for the population mean and interpret. (3 pts)
From a sample of 65 meth addicts, you find that the mean number of tattoos is...
From a sample of 37 stolen watches, you find that the mean cash value is $950. The standard deviation for your sample is $90. Test the null hypothesis that your sample came from a population whose mean cash value (Mu) is $1,000 against the alternative hypothesis that Mu is different than $1,000. Use alpha = .05. Formally state the alternative and the null hypothesis for this test (3 pts) What is the critical value(s) for this test? (3 pts) Compute...
From a sample of 325 meth addicts, you find that the mean number of tattoos is 9.3, with a sample standard deviation of 2.8. Test the null hypothesis that your sample came from a population whose mean number of tattoos is 12 against the alternative hypothesis that Mu is different than 12. Use alpha = .01
From a sample of 37 stolen watches, you find that the mean cash value is $950. The standard deviation for your sample is $90. Test the null hypothesis that your sample came from a population whose mean cash value (Mu) is $1,000 against the alternative hypothesis that Mu is different than $1,000. Use alpha = .05. a. Formally state the alternative and the null hypothesis for this test b. What is the critical value(s) for this test? c. Compute and...
In your study of 210 armed robbers in Detroit, you find the proportion that is male is .82. Test the null hypothesis that your sample came from a population in which the proportion that is male is .70 against the alternative hypothesis that the population proportion is different than .70 Use alpha=.05. a. Formally state the null and the alternative hypothesis for this test (3 pts) b. What is the critical value(s) for this test? (3 pts) c. Compute and...
You administered a survey to a sample of 401 high school sophomores and found a mean narcissism score of 91.3 with a standard deviation of 10. However, a recent study of high school seniors found that the average narcissism score was 92. Based on this prior research, test the null hypothesis that your sample of high school sophomores came from a population of high school sophomores in which the mean narcissism score is 92 against the alternative hypothesis that your...
Question 14 3 pts Small Sample Mean Problem. The maker of potato chips uses an automated packaging machine to pack its 20-ounce bag of chips. At the end of every shift 18 bags are selected at random and tested to see if the equipment needs to be readjusted. After one shift, a sample of 18 bags yielded the following data. mean = 20.45 s=.80 n = 18. If we were to conduct a test to see if the sample estimate...
Question 3 5 pts A researcher selects a sample from a population with a mean of u= 40 and administers a treatment to the individuals in the sample. If the treatment is expected to decrease scores, which of the following is the correct statement of the null hypothesis for a one-tailed test? The researcher can reject the null hypothesis with a = .05 but not with a = .01. The researcher can reject the null hypothesis with either a =...
Suppose you sample six people on their number of visits to Chick-fil-A in a month given by variable Y. Y 3 6 7 10 13 15 A) What is the mean of Y? Standard Deviation of Y? (B) What is the Standard Error of Y? (C) Construct 90% and 95% Confidence Intervals for Y. (D) Test the hypothesis that the mean of Y is 5. Show the null hypothesis, your test statistic, and the critical statistic. Interpret your findings.
Small Sample Mean Problem. The maker of potato chips uses an automated packaging machine to pack its 20-ounce bag of chips. At the end of every shift 18 bags are selected at random and tested to see if the equipment needs to be readjusted. After one shift, a sample of 18 bags yielded the following data. mean = 20.45 s = .80 n = 18. If we were to conduct a test to see if the sample estimate is different...
"Find the p-value of a test of hypothesis if the value found for the sample mean was 591.33 the Null Hypothesis assumes that the population mean is Mu = 538, the population standard deviation is 152 and the sample size is 13" The correct answer isn't 0.204 or 0.2058