43)
one tail test
Ho : µd= 0
Ha : µd > 0
44)
Degree of freedom, DF= n - 1 =
24
t-critical value , t* =
1.711 [excel function: =t.inv(α,df) ]
45)
mean of difference , D̅ =
3.000
std dev of difference , Sd =
6.0000
std error , SE = Sd / √n = 6.0000 /
√ 25 = 1.2000
t-statistic = (D̅ - µd)/SE = ( 3.0000
- 0 ) / 1.2000
= 2.5
46)
test stat >critical value, reject Ho
answer: option B
48)
Degree of freedom, DF= n - 1 =
24 and α = 0.05
t-critical value = t α/2,df =
2.0639 [excel function: =t.inv.2t(α/2,df) ]
std dev of difference , Sd =
6.0000
std error , SE = Sd / √n = 6.0000 /
√ 25 = 1.2000
margin of error, E = t*SE = 2.0639
* 1.2000 = 2.4767
mean of difference , D̅ =
3.000
confidence interval is
Interval Lower Limit= D̅ - E = 3.000
- 2.4767 = 0.5233
Interval Upper Limit= D̅ + E = 3.000
+ 2.4767 = 5.4767
so, confidence interval is ( 0.52 < Dbar
< 5.48 )
answer: option a)
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