45. Normal temperature again From the measurements of body temperature in Chapter 14, Exercise 29, you created a confi- dence interval for the true mean body temperature of healthy adults. Summary Temperature Count 52 Mean 98.285 Median 98.200 MidRange 98.600 StdDev 0.6824 Range 2.800 IntQRange 1.050 97.0 98.0 99.0 100.0 Body Temperature (°F) a) 98.6°F is commonly assumed to be “normal." Set up the null and alternative hypotheses for testing this. b) Check the conditions for performing the test. c) What do the data say about the test in part a? 6. 49 2. # of Participants

45. Normal temperature again From the measurements of body temperature in Chapter 14, Exercise 29, you created a confi- dence interval for the true mean body temperature of healthy adults. Summary Temperature Count 52 Mean 98.285 Median 98.200 MidRange 98.600 StdDev 0.6824 Range 2.800 IntQRange 1.050 97.0 98.0 99.0 100.0 Body Temperature (°F) a) 98.6°F is commonly assumed to be “normal." Set up the null and alternative hypotheses for testing this. b) Check the conditions for performing the test. c) What do the data say about the test in part a? 6. 49 2. # of Participants

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Chapter1: Matter And Measurements

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