An automobile association reported in 2010 that 39% of people
in a certain region surveyed had admitted to driving impaired at
least once in the past year. Suppose you are to survey randomly
chosen people from this region to determine whether the proportion
who have driven impaired at least once in the past year has changed
from 2010.
a. Give the null and alternative hypotheses to test whether the
proportion of people from this region who have driven while
impaired at least once in the past year has changed from
2010.
b. The statistical hypothesis in part a is a _________
(right-tailed, left-tailed, or two-tailed) test.
a. Write the hypotheses in symbols.
Upper H 0:
▼
ModifyingAbove p with caret
p 0
p
▼
less than
equals
not equals
greater than
nothing
Upper H Subscript Upper A:
▼
p 0
p
ModifyingAbove p with caret
▼
not equals
equals
less than
greater than
nothing
(Type integers or decimals. Do not round.)
b. The statistical hypothesis in part a is a
▼
left dash tailed
right dash tailed
two dash tailed
test.
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