Could someone give me an example of how to solve these types of problems? Using the following information calculate the test statistic z. ( 2 points each) a.) Ho: µ = 10, σ = 3, n = 40, = 10.6 b.) Ho: µ = 120, σ = 23, n = 25, = 126.2 c.) Ho: µ = 18.2, σ = 3.7, n = 140, = 18.93 d.) Ho: µ = 81, σ = 13.3, n = 50, = 79.6
3+40=43 so add 10.6 10.6 rounds to 11 to 43+11=
i had this question and that was the answer
So the answer would be 54?
For B, I would then do 23+25= 48 then add 126.2?
test statistic, z = (observation - "null hypothesis mean")/(standard error)
start by finding the standard error
a.) Ho: µ = 10, σ = 3, n = 40, = 10.6 observation = 10.6 null hypothesis mean = 10
find out "standard error" and plug it in the earlier formula
How do I solve standard error?
standard error = \(\large \frac{\sigma}{\sqrt{n}}\)
So for the first one, 3/square root of 40?
yup !
1) Standard error = 3/square root of 40 = 0.47 10.6-10 / 0.47?
z = (observation - "null hypothesis mean")/(standard error) = \(\large \frac{10.6 - 10}{\frac{3}{\sqrt{40}}}\)
yes, simplify.. u may work out all others same way
.6/0.47 = 1.27 as the final answer?
correct !
Thank you!
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