a)
SE =s/
= 6/
= 0.9487
Test statistic is given by:
t = (14.15-15)/0.9487
= - 0.8960
So,
t = - 0.90
(b)
ndf = n - 1 = 40 - 1 = 39
By Technology,p - value = 0.3736
So,
P - Value is between 0.10 to 0.50
(c)
P - value is greater than . Fail to
reject H0.
(d)
= 0.05
ndf = 39
From Table, critical values of t = 2.0227
Reject H0 if t is less than - 2.0227 or t is greater than 2.0227.
t is less than 2.0227. Fail to reject H0.
Correct option:
No
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