Given the values in Part 1. Check if the sample data truly represents the population data at 5% level of significance using hypothesis testing in one variable. a. Construct the null and alternative hypothesis b. Use the MS Excel Data Analysis toolpak to compute the p-value Weight:74,58,59,35,69,48,76,60,57 Class Data Measurement#1 Weight: 68,43,42,55,4043,60,52,48,74,58,59,35,69,48,76,60,57,56,41,55,39,84,64,54,53,51,68,69,69,69,66,55,40 ,52 Population mean(weight): 56.342857 Population Variance(weight): 139.42531 Population Standard Deviation(weight): 11.807849

Given the values in Part 1. Check if the sample data truly represents the population data at 5% level of significance using hypothesis testing in one variable. a. Construct the null and alternative hypothesis b. Use the MS Excel Data Analysis toolpak to compute the p-value Weight:74,58,59,35,69,48,76,60,57 Class Data Measurement#1 Weight: 68,43,42,55,4043,60,52,48,74,58,59,35,69,48,76,60,57,56,41,55,39,84,64,54,53,51,68,69,69,69,66,55,40 ,52 Population mean(weight): 56.342857 Population Variance(weight): 139.42531 Population Standard Deviation(weight): 11.807849

Holt Mcdougal Larson Pre-algebra: Student Edition 2012

1st Edition

ISBN:9780547587776

Author:HOLT MCDOUGAL

Publisher:HOLT MCDOUGAL

Chapter11: Data Analysis And Probability

Section11.4: Collecting Data

Problem 3E

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