Write a survey question that can be answered by yes or no. Example: Is there enough...
Write a survey question that can be answered by yes or no. Example: Is there enough shopping locations in your hometown? Make a guess about the proportion of people that will answer “yes” BEFORE you conduct the survey. Ask at least 30 people for their response to your question. Report your results as follows.
- Write your question. Do you like candy corn?
- What was your guess about the “yes” response BEFORE you conducted the survey? This becomes your claim.
I guessed that 22 people out of at least 30 liked candy corn.
- State the numerical answers for “yes” and for “no” responses. Yes: 28 No:23
51 responses in all
- How did you collect your data? Via a Facebook status
- State the null and alternative hypotheses for your claim. ?
- Compute the test statistic.?
- Find the critical value(s) or the p-value.?
- Make the decision about the null hypothesis.?
- State your final conclusion in nontechnical terms.
- What surprised you about this process or your results? A lot more people liked candy corn than I imagined.
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