Inference Project - Roll a Die Data (Perform an experiment to obtain data and perform a hypothesis test of your results)
1. For this project you will need to
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Since the sample as
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Mean=56.2565
Sample standard deviation=11.2288
a) Since 51 scored B hence proportion scored B as
51/269=0.1896
b)
Standard error of the mean = SEM = √x(N-x)/N3 = 0.024
α = (1-CL)/2 = 0.050
Standard normal deviate for α = Zα = 1.645
Lower bound = P - (Zα*SEM) = 0.1501
Upper bound = P + (Zα*SEM) = 0.2291
c) Could not understand what actually question is wether it is hypothesis test or something else. Please write the correct question in comment box .
d) We can be 90 % confident that the proportion of B grade for population lies between (o.1501 to 0.2291)
Inference Project - Roll a Die Data (Perform an experiment to obtain data and perform a hypothesi...
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