The International Tennis Federation (ITF) requires that tennis
balls have an average diameter of 6.7 centimetres. Tennis balls
being produced by one manufacturer are tested to see if they fail
to meet the ITF standard. A random sample of 10 tennis balls had a
mean diameter of 6.85 cm, with standard deviation 0.32 cm. Assume
tennis ball diameter is normally distributed.
Enter your responses to all parts in the text box
below.
a) Choose the correct hypotheses to test the research hypothesis
that the manufacturer's tennis balls fail to meet the ITF standard.
(1 mark)
Write only the letter corresponding to the answer.
b) Perform the hypothesis test. (4 marks)
i.e. Calculate then state the test statistic value, the P-value and
your conclusion in the context of the question. Use α = 0.10.
c) Calculate then give a 90% confidence interval for the true mean
diameter and interpret your interval. (3 marks)
d) Comment on the hypothesis test conclusion from part b) in
relation to the confidence interval found in part c). (2 marks)
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