An engineer claims the population mean of a certain batch process is 400 grams. To check his claim he takes a random sample of 36 batches and he is satisfied with his claim if his t-value lies in the range (t0.90, t0.10). Should he be satisfied with his claim if his random sample has a sample mean of 430 grams and a sample standard deviation of 90 grams?
An engineer claims the population mean of a certain batch process is 400 grams. To check his claim he takes a random sample of 36 batches and he is satisfied with his claim if his t-value lies in the range (t0.90, t0.10). Should he be satisfied with his claim if his random sample has a sample mean of 430 grams and a sample standard deviation of 90 grams?
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An engineer claims the population mean of a certain batch process is 400 grams. To check his claim he takes
a random sample of 36 batches and he is satisfied with his claim if his t-value lies in the
Should he be satisfied with his claim if his random sample has a sample mean of 430 grams and a sample
standard deviation of 90 grams?
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