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Problem 1
For each part below answer
(i) state the name of relevant hypothesis test:
• One sample
z
-test for proportion
p -
Normal hypothesis
• One sample
t
-test for mean
µ
-
t-test
• Matched pairs
t
-test for mean of difference
µ
D
-
Two-sided hypothesis test
• Independent two sample
t
-test for difference of means
µ
1
− µ
2
- Two sided hypothesis test
(ii) define parameter(s) of interest and state the null and alternative hypotheses.
a) It is known that 40% of college students in the U.S. identified Instagram as their favorite social media
application. To test if this information is still accurate in 2022, you surveyed 100 college students randomly
and found 32% of them identified Instagram as their favorite.
➔
H0 :
µ = 0.40
➔
Ha :
µ > 0.40
b) Forty-four sixth graders were randomly selected from a school district. Then, they were divided into 22
matched pairs, each pair having equal IQ’s. One member of each pair was randomly selected to receive
special training. Then all of the students were given an IQ test. The researcher wants to test if the special
training improves IQ scores.
➔
H0 :
µ
D
= 0
➔
Ha :
µ
D
≠ 0
c) An experiment investigated whether cell phone use increases drivers’ reaction times, using a sample of 100
college students. Students were randomly assigned to a cell phone group or to a control group, 50 to each.
In a simulation of driving situations, a target flashed red or green at irregular periods. Participants pressed a
brake button as soon as they detected a red light. The control group listened to the radio or audiobook while
they performed the simulated driving. The cell phone group carried out a phone conversation about a
political issue with someone in a separate room. The experiment measured each group’s mean response
time over many trials.
➔
H0 :
µ
= .50
➔
Ha :
µ
> .50
d) You want to know if students at the University of Minnesota sleeps more than 7 hours on average. To
investigate this, you sampled a few class mates and asked how many hours they sleep on a typical week
day.
➔
H0 :
µ
= .70
➔
Ha :
µ
> .70
e) Lucy wanted to test if the selling prices of e-book is cheaper than prices of hard cover book. She first took a
random sample of 7 books. Then she looked up e-book prices and hard copy prices of those 7 books.
➔
H0 :
µ
= 7
➔
Ha :
µ
≠ 7
Problem 2
98.6 F is commonly referred as the average body temperature. Is this information accurate? A study was
conducted in 1992 to examine this belief. The oral body temperatures of a random sample of 100 healthy
adults were measured. The mean and standard deviations are ¯
x
= 98
.
2
F
and
s
= 0
.
7
F
. Use this sample
information to test whether the true human body temperature is equal to 98.6 or not. Use
α
= 0
.
05.
• Assumption : the sample size is large enough, greater than 100. Second, the observations are
independent from each other. Lastly, the data is randomly sampled from the population of interest. This
follows normal distribution.
• Hypotheses : Ho:
μ =
98.6
Ha: μ
≠ 98.6
• Test statistic: What is the distribution of test statistics? Based on the sample information provided in
Problem 2, what is the value of the test statistic?
(98.2 - 98.6) / 0.7√100 = -5.71
• P-value: Interpret the p-value in the context of the problem.
❖
2 * pt (-5.71, df= 99, lower.tail = FALSE)
• Conclusion and interpretation in context.
❖
Since the P value is less than the significance level, we must reject the null hypothesis, H0. This
concludes that there is enough evidence to support that the human body temperature is not equal to
98.6.
Problem 3:
type 1 vs type 2 error
A researcher wants to see if a new drug with potentially dangerous side effects is significantly better than the
current drug. If it is found to be more effective, it will be prescribed to millions of people.
a) What does a Type I error mean in this scenario?
❖
This showcases the probability of accepting the new drug would be better than the current drug.
b) What does a type II error mean in this scenario?
❖
This is the possibility of rejecting that the new drug is going to be better than the current drug that is
given.
c) Which type of error is worse to make in this situation? Explain.
❖
Type 1 is the worst error because if the new drug is not better than the current drug, then that falls into
many categories of it being false to millions of people.
Problem 4
A graduate teaching assistant collected data to investigate whether study time per week (average number of
hour) differed between students who planned to go to graduate school and those who did not. The data were
as follows:
Graduate school : 15, 7, 15, 10, 5, 5, 2, 3, 12, 16, 15, 37, 8, 14, 10, 18, 3, 25, 15, 5, 5
No graduate school : 6, 8, 15, 6, 5, 14, 10, 10, 12, 5
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