A political geographer is interested in voting patterns during a recent federal election. He surveys a random sample of 108 university professors and asks them whether they voted for the Rhinoceros Party candidate. He finds that 14 professors did vote for this party's candidates. The geographer wishes to determine whether this sample provides evidence that support among professors is greater than 10%, significant at the 95% confidence level. HO: P = .10 H1: P > .10 What is the p-value? Should he reject the null hypothesis? O Don't be preposterous, Vote Rinocerous ) 0.0539, accept the null hypothesis ) 0.039, accept the null hypothesis 0.039, reject the null hypothesis ) 0.0539, reject the null hypothesis 0.1539, accept the null hypothesis

A political geographer is interested in voting patterns during a recent federal election. He surveys a random sample of 108 university professors and asks them whether they voted for the Rhinoceros Party candidate. He finds that 14 professors did vote for this party's candidates. The geographer wishes to determine whether this sample provides evidence that support among professors is greater than 10%, significant at the 95% confidence level. HO: P = .10 H1: P > .10 What is the p-value? Should he reject the null hypothesis? O Don't be preposterous, Vote Rinocerous ) 0.0539, accept the null hypothesis ) 0.039, accept the null hypothesis 0.039, reject the null hypothesis ) 0.0539, reject the null hypothesis 0.1539, accept the null hypothesis

Holt Mcdougal Larson Pre-algebra: Student Edition 2012

1st Edition

ISBN:9780547587776

Author:HOLT MCDOUGAL

Publisher:HOLT MCDOUGAL

Chapter11: Data Analysis And Probability

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 8CR

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