pothesis Question 2 State the alternative hypothesis. According to the United States Department of Agriculture, the mean farm rent in Indiana was $89.00 per acre in 1995. A researcher for the USDA claims that the mean rent has decreased since then. Question 3 State the null hypothesis Question 4 State the alternative hypothesis Question 5 According to the United States Department of Agriculture, the mean farm rent in Indiana was $89.00 per acre in 1995. A researcher for the USDA claims that the mean rent has decreased since then. The p-value that she computed based on her assumption and the results of a sample she took was large. What can be concluded? Question 6 According to the United States Energy Information Administration, the mean expenditure for residential energy consumption (electricity, natural gas, etc.) was $1338 in 1997. An economist claims that the mean expenditure for residential energy is different today. The p-value that she computed based on her assumption and sample results was small (<0.05). What can be concluded? Traditionally, the mean body temperature of humans is said to be 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit. Researchers believe that this is not accurate and wish to test the claim that the mean body Mpo temperature of women is less than 98.6 degrees. Researchers measured the temperatures of 26 females 1-4 times daily for three days to get a total of 123 measurements. The sample data yielded a mean of 98.4 degrees F and a standard deviation of 0.7 degrees F. Test the claim that the mean body temperature of women is less than 98.6 degrees F, using a 1% significance level. Question 7 Snoiziooh JosT 10 Question 8 State the alternative hypothesis (here the alternative is notes as Hj as is the case in many texts0 Question 9 State the test statistic. SLA spc uqm Question 10 1OT9 I oqyT saidi al .olee lon ei vllsutos i tud olse ei bool ardi aysa 10 ssod s stce ton zi bool ortH brs stee ai bool srb H oT loval oomotingia ead or gni2n i bosteobnu ns on

pothesis Question 2 State the alternative hypothesis. According to the United States Department of Agriculture, the mean farm rent in Indiana was $89.00 per acre in 1995. A researcher for the USDA claims that the mean rent has decreased since then. Question 3 State the null hypothesis Question 4 State the alternative hypothesis Question 5 According to the United States Department of Agriculture, the mean farm rent in Indiana was $89.00 per acre in 1995. A researcher for the USDA claims that the mean rent has decreased since then. The p-value that she computed based on her assumption and the results of a sample she took was large. What can be concluded? Question 6 According to the United States Energy Information Administration, the mean expenditure for residential energy consumption (electricity, natural gas, etc.) was $1338 in 1997. An economist claims that the mean expenditure for residential energy is different today. The p-value that she computed based on her assumption and sample results was small (<0.05). What can be concluded? Traditionally, the mean body temperature of humans is said to be 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit. Researchers believe that this is not accurate and wish to test the claim that the mean body Mpo temperature of women is less than 98.6 degrees. Researchers measured the temperatures of 26 females 1-4 times daily for three days to get a total of 123 measurements. The sample data yielded a mean of 98.4 degrees F and a standard deviation of 0.7 degrees F. Test the claim that the mean body temperature of women is less than 98.6 degrees F, using a 1% significance level. Question 7 Snoiziooh JosT 10 Question 8 State the alternative hypothesis (here the alternative is notes as Hj as is the case in many texts0 Question 9 State the test statistic. SLA spc uqm Question 10 1OT9 I oqyT saidi al .olee lon ei vllsutos i tud olse ei bool ardi aysa 10 ssod s stce ton zi bool ortH brs stee ai bool srb H oT loval oomotingia ead or gni2n i bosteobnu ns on

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