A small shop is trying to compare the proportion of consumers who prefer buying a pre-made bread and those who prefer fresh bread. They randomly sample daily consumers and asked for their opinion. The shop is then decided to construct a 90% confidence interval for the difference of population proportion and found it equal to (-0.53 , 0.30). i. based on the interval, what is the decision for testing H P1-p2=0 against H 1:p,-P270 at 5% significant levels Ocannot be determine OFail to reject the null hypothesis OReject the null hypothesis ii. using the interval, what is the decision for testing H0P1-p2=0 against H 1;p,-P2#0 at 10% significant levels OReject the null hypothesis OFail to reject the null hypothesis Ocannot be determine

A small shop is trying to compare the proportion of consumers who prefer buying a pre-made bread and those who prefer fresh bread. They randomly sample daily consumers and asked for their opinion. The shop is then decided to construct a 90% confidence interval for the difference of population proportion and found it equal to (-0.53 , 0.30). i. based on the interval, what is the decision for testing H P1-p2=0 against H 1:p,-P270 at 5% significant levels Ocannot be determine OFail to reject the null hypothesis OReject the null hypothesis ii. using the interval, what is the decision for testing H0P1-p2=0 against H 1;p,-P2#0 at 10% significant levels OReject the null hypothesis OFail to reject the null hypothesis Ocannot be determine

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MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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