Part A.
Score on 25 point test is normally distributed with mean 22 and standard deviation 5.
You took a sample of 9 students. The mean for this group is 19.111111
Test the hypothesis that the performance of this group is different than the regular group. Use α=.05.
Part B.
Score on 100 points examination are is normally distributed with mean 90 and standard deviation 5. An honors class was started last year. It is believed that the average score for the honors class would be significantly higher than the score of the regular class. Test the hypothesis that the average score of the honors class is greater than the regular class. Assume that the standard deviation for the honors class is the same as that of the regular class. The average for this class of 25 students is 92. Use α=.05.
Part C
x is normally distributed with mean 10 and standard deviation 1. What is the value of the following probability:
P(x>11)?
Part A)
Let denotes the mean score for the selected group.
Part B)
Let denotes the average score of the honors class
Part C)
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