H0 : mu = 5.0976
Ha: mu not equasl to 5.0976
Critical value ;
-1.96 , 1.96
From the given data,
xbar = 8.20
Sigma = 2.1679
Observed difference = xbar - mu
= 8.20 - 5.0976
= 3.1024
std.error = (sigma/sqrt(n))
= ( 2.1679/sqrt(5))
= 0.9695
test statistics:
t = obs. diff/std.error
= 3.1024/0.9695
= 3.20
p value = 0.0329
Reject H0
yes outcome will change at 0.01
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