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5. You run a small business, and you believe that your revenues have been going up....
5. You run a small business, and you believe that your revenues have been going up. In the past you made an average of $4500 each week. You have recently taken the data on the revenue for 30 weeks and calculated a mean of $5300 and a standard deviation of $1700. A) State your null and alternative hypotheses B) Carry out the test with α-0.05 C) What would it mean if the truth was that your revenues had not gone...
1. You own a small storefront retail business and are interested in determining the average amount...
1. You own a small storefront retail business and are interested in determining the average amount of money a typical customer spends per visit to your store. You take a random sample over the course of a month for 8 customers and find that the average dollar amount spent per transaction per customer is $106.745 with a standard deviation of $13.7164. Create a 95% confidence interval for the true average spent on all customers per transaction. Question 1 options: 1)...
Assignment 5 Answer the following questions based on the scenario described below. Points may be deducted...
Assignment 5 Answer the following questions based on the scenario described below. Points may be deducted if you do not clearly indicate all question numbers and answers or show all the steps in your analyses. A sports nutrition company develops a new energy gel meant to increase exercise endurance. You want to conduct a study to test this claim. You randomly assign a sample of n = 8 participants to two groups. You record the number of minutes n =...
2) Below is the data for a personality questionnaire measuring conscientiousness. These data were taken from...
2) Below is the data for a personality questionnaire measuring conscientiousness. These data were taken from a random sample of 16 undergraduate psychology majors. In the general population, scores on this questionnaire are normally distributed with a mean (p) of 50. You hypothesize that this sample is not representative of the general population. Specifically, you hypothesize that psychology students form a distinct sub-population, with DIFFERENT conscientiousness, relative to the general population. That is, it would be equally interesting to find...
Question 1. The time taken for bleeding from a pricked finger to stop has a mean...
Question 1. The time taken for bleeding from a pricked finger to stop has a mean of 1.5 mins. To see whether pressure applied to the upper arm increases the time taken for bleeding to stop, a sample of 18 persons was taken. All the 18 persons had identical slight pressure applied to their upper arms and their fingers were pricked. The observed mean time taken for bleeding to stop for the sample was 1.7 mins and the standard deviation...
Multi-step Caleulations. For the following items, you will be performing a series of statisica processes, including...
Multi-step Caleulations. For the following items, you will be performing a series of statisica processes, including creation of tables/charts and computation of statistics/parameters. Please carefully read the instructions for each item. Show your work, and clearly indicate your final answer es of statistical MSC1. An office manager has tracked data on the average number of employee complaints hi department receives per week for several years (H-2.4). Recently, corporate policy have not been well-received, and he suspects that the number of...
a. The question that you are seeking to answer with the hypothesis test (e.g., Do we...
a. The question that you are seeking to answer with the
hypothesis test (e.g., Do we have evidence to conclude that mean
spending has declined?)
b. The null and alternative hypotheses (in words as well as
using symbols)
c. The level of significance
d. The procedure to be used (e.g., Mean: population standard
deviation known)
e. Excel output (copy and paste from Excel into your
word-processed document)
f. The value of the test statistic
g. The critical value
h. The...
Some grocery stores run big sales on selected items, but regular pricing is higher. Some have...
Some grocery stores run big sales on selected items, but regular pricing is higher. Some have better every-day pricing but then run fewer sales. Amid COVID-19 pandemic, a consumer agency decided to test if the mean grocery prices are significantly different among the three popular grocery chains in Edmonton and Calgary. The weekly total for four consecutive weeks (rounded to the nearest dollar) based on the prices of 100 every-day use items for each of the stores is provided in...
Ch.15-18 Due: Nov. 7 Please answer the following questions below. You must include your work or...
Ch.15-18 Due: Nov. 7 Please answer the following questions below. You must include your work or no credit will be given. Keep at least 4 decimal places. The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) requires Division II athletes to score at least 820 on the combined mathematics and reading parts of the SAT in order to compete in their first college year. The scores of the 1.5 million high school seniors taking the SAT last year are approximately Normal with mean...
ONLY DO NUMBER 7 For this project you will test claims and conjectures using hypothesis testing. ...
ONLY DO NUMBER 7 For this project you will test claims and conjectures using hypothesis testing. For each hypothesis test, report the following: The null hypothesis, H0 The alternative hypothesis, H1 The test statistic rounded to the nearest hundredth (use T Stats or Proportion Stats in StatCrunch to find test statistics) The P-value for the test (use T Stats or Proportion Stats in StatCrunch to find P-values) The formal decision (Reject H0 or Fail to reject H0, remember that reject...
5. You run a small business, and you believe that your revenues have been going up. In the past you made an average of $4500 each week. You have recently taken the data on the revenue for 30 weeks and calculated a mean of $5300 and a standard deviation of $1700. A) State your null and alternative hypotheses B) Carry out the test with α-0.05 C) What would it mean if the truth was that your revenues had not gone...
Assignment 5 Answer the following questions based on the scenario described below. Points may be deducted if you do not clearly indicate all question numbers and answers or show all the steps in your analyses. A sports nutrition company develops a new energy gel meant to increase exercise endurance. You want to conduct a study to test this claim. You randomly assign a sample of n = 8 participants to two groups. You record the number of minutes n =...
2) Below is the data for a personality questionnaire measuring conscientiousness. These data were taken from a random sample of 16 undergraduate psychology majors. In the general population, scores on this questionnaire are normally distributed with a mean (p) of 50. You hypothesize that this sample is not representative of the general population. Specifically, you hypothesize that psychology students form a distinct sub-population, with DIFFERENT conscientiousness, relative to the general population. That is, it would be equally interesting to find...
Multi-step Caleulations. For the following items, you will be performing a series of statisica processes, including creation of tables/charts and computation of statistics/parameters. Please carefully read the instructions for each item. Show your work, and clearly indicate your final answer es of statistical MSC1. An office manager has tracked data on the average number of employee complaints hi department receives per week for several years (H-2.4). Recently, corporate policy have not been well-received, and he suspects that the number of...
a. The question that you are seeking to answer with the
hypothesis test (e.g., Do we have evidence to conclude that mean
spending has declined?)
b. The null and alternative hypotheses (in words as well as
using symbols)
c. The level of significance
d. The procedure to be used (e.g., Mean: population standard
deviation known)
e. Excel output (copy and paste from Excel into your
word-processed document)
f. The value of the test statistic
g. The critical value
h. The...
Some grocery stores run big sales on selected items, but regular pricing is higher. Some have better every-day pricing but then run fewer sales. Amid COVID-19 pandemic, a consumer agency decided to test if the mean grocery prices are significantly different among the three popular grocery chains in Edmonton and Calgary. The weekly total for four consecutive weeks (rounded to the nearest dollar) based on the prices of 100 every-day use items for each of the stores is provided in...
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