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Lesson 10.2: Goodness of Fit Between Spring 2001 and Spring 2004, the math department at Mt. San Antonio College offered Math 72, an intermediate algebra class with less time spent on review. Over this period of time, enrollments fluctuated and in spring 2004 the enrollment was only 41 people. The department decided to stop offering the course Math 72 Enrollment by Semester Semester Enrollment 39 Spring 2001 37 Fall 2001 112 Spring 2002 67 Fall 2002 159 Spring 2003 75 Fall 2003 41 Spring 2004 Test the claim at 5% significance that the underlying population enrollmentproportions in terms of student demand over this period of time) for the 7 semesters are equal. Step 1: Determine the Hypotheses 16 The outcome for each of the trials (enrollments) above is the semester in which each student is enrolled. How many possible outcomes (k) are there per trial? 17 What are the hypothetical proportions of enrollments for each outcome (semester)? 18 Use your answer in Question 17 to construct the null hypothesis. This gives the hypothetical proportions of all enrollments that occur in the seven semesters P.115 2 .143 3143 P-1: .IH3 7: .143 19 What is the alternative hypothesis? Statway Version 3.1, 2018 WestEd. All rights reserved 10.2 | 11
Lesson 10.2: Goodness of Fit Between Spring 2001 and Spring 2004, the math department at Mt. San Antonio College offered Math 72, an intermediate algebra class with less time spent on review. Over this period of time, enrollments fluctuated and in spring 2004 the enrollment was only 41 people. The department decided to stop offering the course Math 72 Enrollment by Semester Semester Enrollment 39 Spring 2001 37 Fall 2001 112 Spring 2002 67 Fall 2002 159 Spring 2003 75 Fall 2003 41 Spring 2004 Test the claim at 5% significance that the underlying population enrollmentproportions in terms of student demand over this period of time) for the 7 semesters are equal. Step 1: Determine the Hypotheses 16 The outcome for each of the trials (enrollments) above is the semester in which each student is enrolled. How many possible outcomes (k) are there per trial? 17 What are the hypothetical proportions of enrollments for each outcome (semester)? 18 Use your answer in Question 17 to construct the null hypothesis. This gives the hypothetical proportions of all enrollments that occur in the seven semesters P.115 2 .143 3143 P-1: .IH3 7: .143 19 What is the alternative hypothesis? Statway Version 3.1, 2018 WestEd. All rights reserved 10.2 | 11