Coca-Cola has a manufacturing process that meets the requirement that the standard deviation of amount of cola in a 12-ounce can be 0.115 ounces. A new process is being introduced to the factory, but it is first tested to see if it meets the requirement. 10 cans are randomly selected, and their volumes measured. Here is the raw data: 12.078 11.851 12.108 11.760 12.142 12.147 12.238 11.779 12.397 11.504 Use a 0.01 significance level to test the claim that the new process has the same standard deviation as the one it is replacing. A: State the claim symbolically: B: Identify the null and alternative hypotheses: C: Calculate the test statistic.
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Coca-Cola has a manufacturing process that meets the requirement that the standard deviation of amount of cola in a 12-ounce can be 0.115 ounces. A new process is being introduced to the factory, but it is first tested to see if it meets the requirement. 10 cans are randomly selected, and their volumes measured. Here is the raw data: 12.078 11.851 12.108 11.760 12.142 12.147 12.238 11.779 12.397 11.504 Use a 0.01 significance level to test the claim that the new process has the same standard deviation as the one it is replacing.
A: State the claim symbolically:
B: Identify the null and alternative hypotheses:
C: Calculate the test statistic.
D: Calculate the P-value, (or assume that it is less than 0.01)
E: State your decision about the hypotheses.
F: Write a final, concluding statement that addresses the claim: There is
G: What do the results suggest about the new filling process? Because the sample standard
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