Ans 5)
Null Hypothesis states that the average weight of tears shed by each student after an is:
Alternate Hypothesis states that the average weight of tears shed by each student after an is more than:
Sample size n = 42
Sample mean
Significance level = 0.1
Since the population standard deviation is known we will do z-test
Test statistics:
Test statistics z = 1.94
Based on rejection region: The critical value for rejection region is
Since, z > zc (Reject Null Hypothesis.)
Based on P-value: P-value is 0.0262 Since, P-value < (Reject Null Hypothesis.)
Conclusion: Yes, there is enough evidence to conclude that the average weight of tears shed by each student after an is more than 30 grams.
5. Chris claims that the average weight of tears shed by each student after an exam...
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