The viscosity of a liquid detregent is supposed to average 800 centistokes at 250C. A random sample of 10 bathces of detergent is collected and the average viscosity is 812. Suppose we know that the standard deviation of viscosity is 20 centistokes.
Test a hypothesis with a fixed significance level of 0.05. (7 step procedure outlined in class).
What is the smallest level of significance at which the null hypothesis will be rejected? Based upon this value, state your conclusions on the hypothesis test.
Construct a 95% two sided CI on mean viscosity and state your conclusions on the hypothesis test.
1. Step 1:The null hypothesis
800
Step 2: The alternative hypothesis
800
Step 3: Test : t test (two tailed) for mean
Test statistic
df = n- 1= 10-1 =9
Critical value of t , tc = 2.262 ( from critical value table for , df =9)
Reject H0: if value of test statistic > 2.262
Step 4: Calculating sample statistic
812
(population standard deviation)
We shall put , s = 20
Step 5: Calculation of Test statistic
=
= 1.90
Step 6: Comparison
Calculated value of t < 2.262
Step 7 : Conclusion
Fail to Reject H0
There is not sufficient evidence to conclude that average viscosity of liquid detergent is not 800.
2.t =1.90
df = n-1 =10-1 =9
P value = 0.0899
Note : excel formula for P value "=T.DIST.RT(1.90,9)"
As P value = 0.0899
We know that P value is the smallest significance level at which null hypothesis is rejected
Thus the null hypothesis will be rejected at significance level of 0.0899
Conclusion:
At 8.99% significance level , there is not sufficient evidence to conclude that average viscosity of liquid detergent is not 800.
3. The 95% confidence interval for mean is
For 95% confidence with df =9 , tc = 2.262
95% confidence interval for population mean
= (797.69 , 826.31)
We can see that the 95% confidence interval include 800
Note : 95% confidence = (1-0.05)% confidence
Conclusion :
At 0.05 significance level , there is not sufficient evidence to conclude that average viscosity of liquid detergent is not 800.
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