The hypothesis test H0:μ=32H1:μ≠32 is to be carried out. A random sample is selected, and yields...
The hypothesis test
H0:μ=32H1:μ≠32
is to be carried out. A random sample is selected, and yields x¯=37
and s = 15. If the value of the t statistic is t=1.49071198499986,
what is the sample size? (If rounding is required, round to the
nearest integer.)
Sample Size =
Homework Answers
T test for single mean
Substitute here known values and solve for n
square on both sides
=>n=20.01
Therefore, sample size approximately will be 20
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