A car manufacturer aims to improve the quality of the products by reducing the defects. The manufacturer monitors the efficiency of two assembly lines. In line A there are 18 defects reported out of 1000 randomly selected cars, while in line B there are 25 defects out of 1600 randomly selected cars. The manufacturer wants to determine whether there are any differences between these two assembly lines. One-sample test for the population proportion One-sample test for the population mean Two-sample test (with independent samples) for the difference in population proportions Two-sample test (with independent samples) for the difference in population means None of the above

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A car manufacturer aims to improve the quality of the products by reducing the
defects. The manufacturer monitors the efficiency of two assembly lines. In line A
there are 18 defects reported out of 1000 randomly selected cars, while in line B
there are 25 defects out of 1600 randomly selected cars. The manufacturer wants to
determine whether there are any differences between these two assembly lines.
One-sample test for the population proportion
One-sample test for the population mean
Two-sample test (with independent samples) for the difference in population
proportions
Two-sample test (with independent samples) for the difference in population
means
None of the above
Transcribed Image Text:A car manufacturer aims to improve the quality of the products by reducing the defects. The manufacturer monitors the efficiency of two assembly lines. In line A there are 18 defects reported out of 1000 randomly selected cars, while in line B there are 25 defects out of 1600 randomly selected cars. The manufacturer wants to determine whether there are any differences between these two assembly lines. One-sample test for the population proportion One-sample test for the population mean Two-sample test (with independent samples) for the difference in population proportions Two-sample test (with independent samples) for the difference in population means None of the above
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