According to recent data from the Census Bureau, the average
one-way commute time for American workers ages 16 and over is 27.6
minutes. Is the average commute time longer in the state of
Georgia? Researchers collected a random sample of 44 Georgia
residents ages 16 and over who work outside the home. The average
commute time in this sample was 28.8 minutes.
(a) State the appropriate hypotheses to test if the average commute
time in Georgia is longer than that of the whole US :
H0:
Ha:
(b) This study resulted in a test statistic of 1.38. Interpret this
value:
The sample mean is 1.38 --- (standard errors/ minutes)
above the --- (null hypothesis value /true population
mean) .
(c) Calculate the p-value: 4decimal places
a) Hypotheses:
Ho: = 27.6
Ha: > 27.6
b) The sample mean is 1.38 standard errors above the null hypothesis value.
c) p - Value = P(z > 1.38) = 0.0838
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