The resting pulse rates of 20-39 years old males in the United States was estimated as 71±0.4 (mean ± SE) BPM for non-Hispanic whites and 69±0.4 (mean ± SE) BPM for non-Hispanic blacks (Ostchega et al., 2001). Based on these data can we be 95% certain that among 20-39 year old males in the United States, non-Hispanic whites have higher resting pulse rates than non-Hispanic blacks? Defend your answer. PLEASE EXPLAIN. DO NOT JUST ANSWER A SENTENCE
In order to be 95% sure ; we have to find out the p-value for the hypothesis.
The null hypothesis is that "Among 20-39 year old males in Unites States ; non-Hispanic whites do not have higher resting pulse rates than non-Hispanic blacks."
The alternative hypothesis will be "Among 20-39 year old males in Unites States ; non-Hispanic whites have higher resting pulse rates than non-Hispanic blacks."
But for testing the hypothesis ; we need the value of 'n ;.i.e. the number of people (both non-Hispanic white and non-Hispanic black) from which the data has been collected.So it is not possible to be 95% certain.
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approximately normal, with mean 70.4 in. and standard deviation 3.0
in.
Round your answers to 2 decimal places.
a. If you select a U.S. male between ages 20
and 29 at random, what is the approximate probability that he is
less than 69 in. tall?
The probability is about_______ %.
b. There are roughly 19 million 20- to
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What happened on United flight 3411?What service expectations
do customers have of airlines such as United and How did these
expectations develop over time?
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