In table below are indicated the numbers of students passed and failed by three instructors. Test the hypothesis that the failu are different. Use a=0.05 Mr. X Mr. Y Mr. Z Passed Failed 50 45 50 15 5. 35 a- Caiculate the test statistic (round to 2 decimals) b- Find the critical value c- What is your conclusion? = is (greater/less) than the critical value, we (dol don't) Answer: Since the i have enough evidence to conclude that the failure rates of the three instructors are not all equal.
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