a)
Null Hypothesis(H0): = 72.4
Alternative Hypothesis(H1): 72.4.
Correct Answer is (D)
Sample size(n) = 40
Suppose that airline reservation of x days in advance is normnal random variable with unknown mean and unknown variance 2 .We use to test the hypothesis that the mean equals a standard value 72.4, that is
H0: = 72.4
H1: 72.4.
where level of significance is 0.01
the test statistics is
t0 = ( - 72.4) (s)
s = sample standard deviation = 9.54
= sample mean = 74.15
the test statistics is the t distribution with 40-1 =39 degree of freedom.
t0 = 1.16016 ~ 1.16
critical value t 0.005,40= 2.704
- 2.704 < t0< 2.704
(D) Do not reject the null hypothesis. The data do not provide sufficient evidence to conclude that the average number of days has changed between the years.
b)
Use minitab
One-Sample T: x
Descriptive Statistics
N | Mean | StDev | SE Mean | 99% CI for μ |
40 | 74.15 | 9.54 | 1.51 | (70.06, 78.24) |
μ: mean of x
Test
Null hypothesis | H₀: μ = 72.4 |
Alternative hypothesis | H₁: μ ≠ 72.4 |
T-Value | P-Value |
1.16 | 0.253 |
P- value = 0.253
c)
The P-value is the probability that the test statistic will take on a value that is at least as extreme as the observed value of the statistic when the null hypothesis H0 is true.
correct answer is (C).
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