8)
from above as test statistic is not in critical region we cannot reject null hypothesis
we do not have sufficient evidence to conclude that tensile strength has changed as 0.10 level of significance,
b)
for 90% CI; and 5 degree of freedom, value of t= | 2.015 | ||
therefore confidence interval= | sample mean -/+ t*std error | ||
margin of errror =t*std error= | 20.887 | ||
lower confidence limit = | -4.220 | ||
upper confidence limit = | 37.553 |
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