1) A researcher is interested in studying if a higher percentage of male sailors smoke then female sailors. She collects a sample of 200 male sailors, and finds that 125 of them smoke. She collects a sampleof 150 female smokers and finds that 56% of the, smoke. Answer the following question to test her claim with a 5% significance level.a) Mean or proportions?_b) Which Distribution will you use?How do you know?Why?Fill in the following chart with the values given in the problem:NotationValueWrite the following in symbols:n1Ho:n2Hạ:Use Chart/ Technology as necessary to find the following:Critical Value(s):X1X2Test Statistic:p-value:Initial Conclusion: Reject Null hypothesis/ Fail to reject null hypothesis (Circle one)Clearly Identify CV(s), TS, p-value, and rejection region.Formal Conclusion (What does the result tell you about the populations):

Given a sample of 200 male sailors, in which 125 of them smoke and a sample of 150 female sailors,…

1) A researcher is interested in studying if a higher percentage of male sailors smoke then female sailors. She collects a sample of 200 male sailors, and finds that 125 of them smoke. She collects a sample of 150 female smokers and finds that 56% of the, smoke. Answer the following question to test her claim with a 5% significance level. a) Mean or proportions? b) Which Distribution will you use? Fill in the following chart with the values given in the problem: How do you know? Why? Notation Value Write the following in symbols: Ho: n2 H,: Use Chart/ Technology as necessary to find the following: Critical Value(s): X1 X2 Test Statistic: p-value: Initial Conclusion: Reject Null hypothesis/ Fail to reject null hypothesis (Circle one) Clearly Identify CV(s), TS, p-value, and rejection region. Formal Conclusion (What does the result tell you about the populations):

1) A researcher is interested in studying if a higher percentage of male sailors smoke then female sailors. She collects a sample of 200 male sailors, and finds that 125 of them smoke. She collects a sample of 150 female smokers and finds that 56% of the, smoke. Answer the following question to test her claim with a 5% significance level. a) Mean or proportions? b) Which Distribution will you use? Fill in the following chart with the values given in the problem: How do you know? Why? Notation Value Write the following in symbols: Ho: n2 H,: Use Chart/ Technology as necessary to find the following: Critical Value(s): X1 X2 Test Statistic: p-value: Initial Conclusion: Reject Null hypothesis/ Fail to reject null hypothesis (Circle one) Clearly Identify CV(s), TS, p-value, and rejection region. Formal Conclusion (What does the result tell you about the populations):

College Algebra (MindTap Course List)

12th Edition

ISBN:9781305652231

Author:R. David Gustafson, Jeff Hughes

Publisher:R. David Gustafson, Jeff Hughes

Chapter8: Sequences, Series, And Probability

Section8.7: Probability

Problem 6E: List the sample space of each experiment. Tossing three coins

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