1. To test for the effectiveness of Hydroxychloroquine on preventing COVID-19 symptoms, University of Michigan is conducting a clinical trial. They are recruiting people by asking those who are healthcare workers and have had a high exposure to the disease to contact them to be enrolled in the study. They ultimate receive 10500 responses. Which option best characterizes this sample?
Select one:
a. Voluntary response sample 0
b. Simple random sample 0
c. Cluster sample 0
d. Systematic random sample 0
2.
Which of the following are reasonable pairs of hypotheses (null and alternative) for a hypothesis test for a proportion?
Select one or more:
a. H0:p>0.01H0:p>0.01 vs. HA:p=0.01HA:p=0.01
b. H0:p=0.5H0:p=0.5 vs. HA:p<0.75HA:p<0.75
c. H0:p=−0.1H0:p=−0.1 vs. HA:p≠−0.1HA:p≠−0.1
d. H0:p=23H0:p=23 vs. HA:p>23HA:p>23
e. H0:p=0.25H0:p=0.25 vs. HA:p≠0.25HA:p≠0.25
f. H0:p=1.2H0:p=1.2 vs. HA:p<1.2HA:p<1.2
g. H0:p̂ =0.8H0:p^=0.8 vs. HA:p̂ ≠0.8
From the given information,
The required correct answers are,
1. Voluntary response sample
i.e., Option a. is correct.
2. There is only one appropriate pair of hypothesis,
H0:p=0.25 vs. HA:p≠0.25
i.e., Option e. is correct.
Thank you.
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