a)
Standard error of mean, SE = s / = 0.24 / = 0.03
Test statistic, t = ( - ) / SE = (5.44 - 5.55) / 0.03 = -3.67
Degree of freedom, df = n-1 = 64-1 = 63
P-value = P(t < -3.67) = 0.00025
Since, p-value is less than 0.05 significance level, we reject null hypothesis H0 and conclude that there is strong evidence that population mean weight of cheddar popcorn is less than 5.55 ounces.
b.
i.
Standard error of mean, SE = / = 0.24 /
Critical value of z at 0.05 significance level for left tail test is 1.645
Critical value of sample mean to reject H0 = 5.55 - 1.645 * 0.24 / = 5.55 - 0.3948 /
Power = P(Reject H0 | = 5.35) = 0.90
P( < 5.55 - 0.3948 / | = 5.35) = 0.90
P[Z < (5.55 - 0.3948 / - 5.35 )/(0.24 / )] = 0.90
(0.2 - 0.3948 / ) = 1.28 * 0.24 /
0.2 - 0.3948 / = 0.3072 /
0.702/ = 0.2
n = (0.702 / 0.2)2 = 13 (Rounding to next integer)
ii.
True mean = 5.55 - 1.4 = 5.55 - 1.4 * 0.24 = 5.214
Critical value of sample mean to reject H0 = 5.55 - 1.645 * 0.24 / = 5.55 - 0.3948 /
Power = P(Reject H0 | = 5.214) = 0.90
P( < 5.55 - 0.3948 / | = 5.214) = 0.90
P[Z < (5.55 - 0.3948 / - 5.214 )/(0.24 / )] = 0.90
(0.336- 0.3948 / ) = 1.28 * 0.24 /
0.336 - 0.3948 / = 0.3072 /
0.702/ = 0.336
n = (0.702 / 0.336)2 = 5 (Rounding to next integer)
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