Sample mean = xbar = 6.9
Population mean = 6.75
Sample standard deviation = s = 1.911951
standard error = s/sqrt(n) = 0.604612
H0 : There is no significance difference between balance times of population mean and Sample mean
H1 : There is significance difference between balance times of population mean and Sample mean
sample size is n= 10 < 30 , so we use t - test
Test Statistic:
t = (xbar - μ ) / (s / √n )
t = (6.9 - 6.75 ) / (1.911951 / √10)
t = 0.2481
critical value at 5 % level of significance
t0.05,9 = 2.2622
p - value = 0.8096
Here, p - value > α (0.05 )
hence, we fail to reject H0
Therefore,
There is no significance difference between balance times of population mean and Sample mean
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