A random sample has a mean of 16.5 and variance of 16, with n = 35 . The null hypothesis Ho : ? = 20 is to be tested against the alternative hypothesis Ha : ? ? 20 with 99% confidence level. What is the value of the test statistics ? Write your answer with 2 decimal places.
Solution :
Given that,
= 16.5
s2 = 16
s = 4
= 38 and n = 35
t = ( -
) / s /
n = (16.5 - 20) / 4 /
35 = -5.18
Test statistic = -5.18
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