Sample observations on stabilized viscosity of asphalt specimens are 2781, 2900, 3013, 2856, and 2888. Suppose that for a particular application it is required that true average viscosity be 3000.
a. Does this requirement appear to have been satisfied? State and test the appropriate hypothesis. (α=0.05)
b. Find the P-value.
c. Calculate the CI and use it to test the hypothesis in part a.
= 2887.6
s = 84.0238
A) H0 : = 3000
Ha : 3000
At alpha = 0.05, the critical values are t* = +/- 2.777
The test statistic t = ()/(s/)
= (2887.6 - 3000)/(84.0238/)
= -2.99
As the test statistic value is less than the lower critical value (-2.99 < -2.777), we should reject the null hypothesis.
So this requirement doesn't appear to have been satisfied.
B) P-value = 2 * P(T < -2.99)
= 2 * 0.0202
= 0.0404
C) The 95% confidence interval is
+/- t* * s/
= 2887.6 +/- 2.777 * 84.0238/
= 2887.6 +/- 104.35
= 2783.25, 2991.95
As the confidence interval doesn't cointain 0, we should reject the null hypothesis.
So this requirement doesn't appear to have been satisfied.
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