GIVEN DATA FOR PROBLEM: It is reported that 60% of americans drink alcohol. after asking 50 people at random, 39 people said YES to drinking alcohol and 11 said NO to drinking alcohol. Alpha is 0.05 because it is standard. (78% of americans said yes to drinking alcohol and 22% said no) ho: u = .60 ha: u > .60 A) what is the ho and ha b) z=? C) p=? d) p̂=? e) p-value =? F) se=? G) do we reject the bill hypothesis?
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GIVEN DATA FOR PROBLEM:
It is reported that 60% of americans drink alcohol.
after asking 50 people at random, 39 people said YES to drinking alcohol and 11 said NO to drinking alcohol.
Alpha is 0.05 because it is standard.
(78% of americans said yes to drinking
alcohol and 22% said no)
ho: u = .60
ha: u > .60
A) what is the ho and ha
b) z=?
C) p=?
d) p̂=?
e) p-value =?
F) se=?
G) do we reject the bill hypothesis?
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