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Loan Amount $        48,500.00 $      117,500.00 $        57,000.00 $        82,000.00 $  &nbsp

Loan Amount

$        48,500.00

$      117,500.00

$        57,000.00

$        82,000.00

$      118,000.00

$        70,000.00

$      106,000.00

$        56,500.00

$        39,000.00

$      119,000.00

$        93,000.00

$        11,000.00

$        66,000.00

$        19,500.00

$      106,500.00

$        23,000.00

$        98,500.00

$        30,500.00

$      120,500.00

$        82,500.00

$      102,500.00

$        22,000.00

$      112,500.00

$      112,000.00

$        24,500.00

$        57,000.00

$        74,000.00

$      102,500.00

$        29,000.00

$        81,500.00

$        34,000.00

$      112,000.00

$        68,000.00

$      109,500.00

$        32,000.00

$        32,000.00

$        99,000.00

$        93,500.00

$        95,000.00

$        89,000.00

$        83,000.00

$      117,000.00

$        58,000.00

$        12,500.00

$      102,500.00

$        81,000.00

$      125,000.00

$        63,500.00

$      107,500.00

$          9,000.00

$      110,500.00

$        64,500.00

$        69,500.00

$        71,000.00

$        81,500.00

$        89,000.00

$        61,500.00

$        65,000.00

$      123,000.00

$        65,000.00

$        45,000.00

$        25,000.00

$        17,000.00

Mean=$72,896.83

SD= $34,206.58

A) From the data set above, Using the population parameter, test the hypothesis that Loan Amount > $55,000 (use a= 5%)

B) Using sample statistics, test the hypothesis that Loan Amount >$55,000 (use a=5%)

Thank you very much

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Answer #1

If you will count the total number of observations then it comes out to be 63.

thus, n = 63

Now, standard error for the given situation = SD/ sqrt(63) = 34206.58/ sqrt(63) = 4309.6239

Now, t-statistic for the given problem

t = (72896.83-55000)/4309.6239 = 4.1527

Now,

We need to take the cutoff from the t-distribution of 62 degrees of freedom.

Cutoff can be found from the standard t-distribution table or excel using the function =T.INV(0.95,62)

cutoff will be 1.67

Since, t-statistic is greater than the cutoff, therefore we have enough evidence to reject the Null Hypothesis.

Yes, It is greater than 55000

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