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a)
Null Hypothesis(H0):
Two machines are producing the same average volume of soft drink. The difference between the average volumes of soft drink for two machines is not significantly different from 0.
Alternative Hypothesis(H1):
Two machines are not producing the same average volume of soft drink. The difference between the average volumes of soft drink for two machines is significantly different from 0.
(two-tailed test)
We stated the hypotheses in this manner because we do not have any prior expectation that one will be greater than the other or less than the other. So, we will used two-tailed test procedure.
( =Population mean volume of soft drink for machine 1 and =Population mean volume of soft drink for machine 2).
b)
1. What is the given data about?
2. What are the units?
3. Do the population standard deviations for 2 machines is known? If known, what are they?
Questions 1 and 2 are asked in order to interpret the conclusions of the test.
Question 3 is asked because if population std.deviations are given, they have to be used in calculations. Otherwise sample std.deviations are to be used.
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