Claim : There is difference in the mean ratings between the two brands.
Option C H0: µd = 0 vs Ha: µd ≠ 0
We can use TI-84 calculator to perform paired t test.
First find the differences d = Brand A - Brand B
First enter the differences d in the column L1.
Then press STAT ---> scroll to TESTS ---> Select T test and hit enter.
Select Data and hit enter , plug the values accordingly.
For List : L1 ( Press 2ND key then 1 )
Scroll to calculate and hit enter
t Stat = -2.86
Critical value =
Press 2ND ---> VARS ---> Select invT() and hit enter
We are given α =0.01 , so area = 0.01/2 and df = n-1 = 9-1 = 8
This is two tail test therefore critical values are -3.36 , 3.36
Since test statistic fall between the critical values , we do not reject H0 , There is no sufficient evidence to conclude that the mean ratings are different.
b) Assumption :
c . The distribution of differences between the measurements is approximately normal.
C) p - value = 0.021
Interpretation of p value : B
D) 99% confidence interval :
Press STAT ---> scroll to TESTS ---> Select T interval and hit enter.
For List : L1 ( Press 2ND key ---> 1 )
C-level : = 0.99
So 99% confidence interval is ( -2.42 , 0.19 )
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