In order to test hypotheses H 0: μ = 70 ; H a: μ < 70.
A random sample of size 100 is taken . The sample yields x ¯ = 68 ; s = 8.
Find the test statistic.
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Solution :
= 70
= 68
s = 8
n = 100
df = n-1 = 100- 1 = 99
This is the left tailed test .
The null and alternative hypothesis is
H0 : = 70
Ha : < 70
Test statistic = t
= ( - ) / s / n
= (68 - 70) / 8 / 100
= -2.5
P (t< -2.5 ) = 0.0070
P-value = 0.0070
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