Field tests of a low-calorie sport drink found that 86 of the 110 who tested the beverage preferred it to the regular high-calorie drink. A break-even analysis indicates that the launch of this product will be profitable if the beverage is preferred by 74%of all customers. Complete parts a through c.
(a) State the null and alternative hypotheses. Let p be the proportion of customers who prefer the new low-calorie drink. Choose the correct answer below. (SOLVED)
A. H0: p≤ 0.78; Ha:p> 0.78
B. H0: p ≤ 0.74; Ha: p > 0.74 Your answer is correct.
C.H0: p ≥ 0.74; Ha: p < 0.74
D.H0:p ≥ 0.78 Ha: p < 0.78
(b) Describe Type I and Type II errors in this context. Choose the correct answer below. (SOLVED)
A.Launching the new low-calorie drink unnecessarily is a Type I error. Missing the opportunity to launch the new low-calorie drink is a Type II error. Your answer is correct.
B.Missing the opportunity to launch the new low-calorie drink is a Type I error. Launching the new low-calorie drink unnecessarily is a Type II error.
C.Launching the new low-calorie drink is a Type I error. Missing the opportunity to launch the new low-calorie drink is a Type II error.
D.Launching the new low-calorie drink unnecessarily is a Type I error. Taking the opportunity to launch the new low-calorie drink is a Type II error.
(c) Find the p-value for a test of the null hypothesis. (PLEASE SOLVE)
p-value= ________(Type an integer or decimal rounded to three decimal places as needed.)
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