From the article in the washington post we found that proportion of americans having brown eyes= P = 0.45
Proportion of americans not having brown eyes = Q= 0.55
No. of students selected at random =n=82
No. of students in the sample having brown eyes =x=30
sample proportion of students having brown eyes =p= x/n =30/82 = 0.3689
sample proportion of students not having brown eyes = q= 1- p = 0.6341
STEP 1
To test whether the sample is representing the popualtion with proportion P = 0.45
For testing this we can apply normal test for single proportion
set up null hypothesis H0: sample is representing the population with proportion of brown eyes P=.45
Against
set up alternative hypothesis H1: sample is not representing the population with proportion P= 0.45
i.e H1 : P
0.45
STEP 2
To test the validity of null hypothesis construct the normal
test statistic Z=
and it follows normal distribution with mean 0 and standard
deviation 1
STEP 3
from the given data under the null hypothesis H0 the value of
test stistic Z=
= - 1.5310
modulus of Z = 1.5310 since it is two tailed test
STEP4
critical value of Z at 5% level of significance is 1.96
we observe that calculated value of Z =1.5310 < the critical value of Z = 1.96
hence we conclude that the null hypothesis is true i.e the sample is representing the population with proportion of brown eyed people in america is P= 0.45
or The P value is 0.1257 at 5% level of significance hence we accept H0
STEP 5 conclusion
from the above normal test we confirm the statement given in washington post
i.e 45% of the americans having brown eye
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