7)
stock return | |
0.031 | |
0.09 | |
0.022 | |
0.1 | |
0.012 | |
0.001 | |
0.016 | |
0.131 | |
0.038 | |
0.038 | |
0.107 | |
0.165 | |
0.102 | |
0.006 | |
0.047 | |
0.01 | |
0.071 | |
0.094 | |
0.029 | |
0.057 | |
sample mean | 0.05835 |
sample std dev | 0.046617452 |
sample variance | 0.002173187 |
a)
The Chi-Square test for one population variance is used to test whether the sample variance is greater or less than 0.01. The test is performed in following steps,
Step 1:
The null and alternative hypotheses are,
Step 2: decision rule,
The critical value for the chi square statistic is obtained from chi square distribution table for significance level = 0.05 and degree of freedom = n -1 = 20 - 1 = 19.
Since this is left tailed test, reject the null hypothesis if,
Step 3: The Chi-Squared statistic is
Step 4:
Since,
The null hypothesis is rejected.
b)
i)
For known population variance z statistic critical value and population variance is used to calculate the confidence interval as shown below,
For 95% CI, zc = 1.96
ii)
For unknown population variance t statistic critical value and sample variance is used to calculate the confidence interval as shown below,
For 95% CI and degree of freedom = n - 1 = 20 - 1 = 19, t = 2.093
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