H0: p = 0.7, Null Hypothesis
H1: p > 0.7, Alternate Hypothesis
n = 250, x = 180,
n*p*(1-p) = 250*0.7*(1-0.7) = 52.5
YES, it is greater than 10
mean ()
= n*p = 250*0.7 = 175
standard deviation
We are interested in testing the hypothesis
Now, the value of test static van be found out by following
formula:
Since P-value of a two tailed test is equal to
= 2(1 - 0.7549) = 0.4902
Since
= 0.01, the boundaries of the critical region are
= 2.576 and
= -2.576 and we note that
does not falls in the critical region. Therefore, we fail to
reject
.
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