QUESTION 7
A company that manufactures electronic components wants to evaluate the following hypothesis test, using a level of significance of 0.1.
A random sample of 12 components was taken; 6 were tested at 80° F (X1), and 6 were tested at 120° F (X2). The results are given below.
837 , 770, S1 =40, S2 =30
*The resulting test statistic has t distribution with 9 degree of freedom*
Compute the lower bound of the confidence interval that is relevant to this problem.
QUESTION 7 A company that manufactures electronic components wants to evaluate the following hypothesis test, using...
A company that manufactures electronic components wants to evaluate the following hypothesis test, using a level of significance of 0.1. Ho: M1-M2 = 0 Hii H1 - H2>0 A random sample of 15 components was taken: 9 were tested at 80' F (X1), and 6 were tested at 120° F (X2) Suppose the resulting test statistic is 1.25 and test statistic has t distribution with 13 degree of freedom. a) Find the P-value of the test. A company that manufactures...
QUESTION 2 A company that manufactures electronic components wants to evaluate the following hypothesis test, using a level of significance of 0.1. A random sample of 15 components was taken; 9 were tested at 80° F (X1), and 6 were tested at 120° F (X2). The results are given below S1 =40, S2 =30 If the null hypothesis is true, what is the distribution of the test statistic? t distribution with 9 degree of freedom t distribution with 11 degree of...
QUESTION 6 A company that manufactures electronic components wants to evaluate the following hypothesis test, using a level of significance of 0.1. A random sample of 15 components was taken; 9 were tested at 80° F (X1), and 6 were tested at 120° F (X2). Suppose the resulting test statistic is 1.3 and test statistic has t distribution with 13 degree of freedom. Find the P-value of the test
QUESTION 4 A company that manufactures electronic components wants to evaluate the following hypothesis test, using a level of significance of 0.1. A random sample of 15 components was taken; 9 were tested at 80° F (X1), and 6 were tested at 120° F (X2). Suppose the resulting test statistic is 1.1 and test statistic has t distribution with 13 degree of freedom. You fail to reject null hypothesis.
QUESTION 5 A company that manufactures electronic components wants to evaluate the following hypothesis test, using a level of significance of 0.1. A random sample of 15 components was taken; 9 were tested at 80° F (X1), and 6 were tested at 120° F (X2). Suppose the resulting test statistic is 1.3 and test statistic has t distribution with 13 degree of freedom. You fail to reject null hypothesis. True False
A company that manufactures electronic components wants to evaluate the following hypothesis test, using a level of significance of 0.1. A random sample of 15 components was taken; 9 were tested at 80° F (X1), and 6 were tested at 120° F (X2). The results are given below. 832 , 779, S1 =45, S2 =36 Compute the test statistic.
QUESTION 1 A company that manufactures electronic components wants to test, using a level of significance of 0.1, whether decreasing the environmental temperature decreases the time to failure of one of the components they manufacture. A random sample of 15 components was taken; 9 were tested at 80° F (X1), and 6 were tested at 120° F (X2). The results are given below. State the null and alternative hypotheses.
Consider the following hypothesis test. Ho:μ1-μ2=0 Hα:μ1-μ2 #0 The following results are from independent samples taken from two populations sample1 sample 2 n1-35 n2=40 x1=13.6 x2=10.1 s1=5.2 s2=8.5 a.What is the value of the test statistic? b.What is the value of the degrees of freedom for the distribution? c.What is the p-value? d.At α=.05, what is your conclusion?
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