1. (50%) Suppose that the manager of a car taxi fleet in a large city wishes...
1. (50%) Suppose that the manager of a car taxi fleet in a large city wishes to reevaluate the maintenance contract on its vehicles. A major part of the analysis considers the "wear and tear on the vehicles, i.e., the daily usage as represented by miles logged per taxi per day. Upon examination of his contract, the manager feels that if taxis are averaging more than 70 miles per day, he wants to renegotiate or change the contract. A random sample of 16 taxis is selected at random from the feet. The following table records their mileage for a particular day 107.1 1210 71.2 76. 1 95.7 92.8 74.8 92.1 94.4 42.5 82.3 56.5 74.6 91.7 63.7 62.9 The manager knows you are studying statistics and asks you to completely analyze these data At the 0.05 level of significance, what would you conclude about average daily mileage? Are the taxis averaging more than 70 miles per day? State managerial conclusion. What would Jon recommend to the manager? (18%)