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Q: With Ha : µ > 139 you obtain a test statistic of z = 1.494. Find the p- value accurate to 4 decimal…

A: Given, Test statistics z=1.494

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Q: The test statistic for testing H0: μ = 100 against HA: μ ≠ 100 was t = 3.3, with P-value 0.001.…

A: It is given that the P-value is 0.001.

Q: For an independent samples t-test, if n1 = 6 and n2 = 5, what is df = ?

A: Given : n1 = 6 n2 = 5

Q: The collected data for the reaction time of a student is as follows: 2.1 s 1.5 s 1.9 s 1.6 s 1.5 s…

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Q: Let u denote the actual population mean amount of mercury in tuna per ounce. The hypotheses for this…

A: Given : μ = 10.13 σ = 2.03

Q: Match each p-value to the most appropriate conclusion.       A   0.0001             B   0.0735…

A: Identify the correct P-value for the given statement. The correct P-value is identified below :…

Q: In testing the hypotheses H​0: p​ = 0.65 vs Ha​: p​ =/= 0.65, the test statistic is calculated to be…

A: Given information- Test statistics is, Z = 2.07 Since it is two tailed z-test. Computation of…

Q: 3. For the t test, one uses instead of o b. s d. z a. n C. t

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Q: Which of the following test is best suitable for the problem described above. Select one: O a. Ttest…

A: In statistical inference, from the given information we have to choose appropriate test statistics.…

Q: e) Find the mean median ed (6) X ~ Bi (np). If the mean is 102 cand o² = 0.12 Find the pr(x > 1)

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Q: A test of hypothesis is statistic  H0: u=150 versus H1:u greater than 150 was performed. The P-value…

A: From the provided information considering u=150, the test hypothesis is provided as:

Q: In testing the hypotheses HO: p= 0.5 vs Ha: p > 0.5? The test statistic is found to be 1.83. Which…

A: We have given that,  HO: p= 0.5 vs Ha: p > 0.5 And  z-statistic = 1.83 Then, Z-score: the test…

Q: what is μ?

A: here given, n= 529 standard deviation  of sampling distribution = 5.28

Q: A researcher has boiled her hypothesis test down to the following information. Но: и 3 43, На: и>…

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Q: A paired-difference experiment was conducted using n = 10 pairs of observation. Test the null…

A: Solution: Given information: n= 10 Sample size d=0.3 Difference of sample mean s2d= 0.16 Difference…

Q: In testing: Ho: u = 40 vs Ha: u > 40, where n=16, the value of the t-test statistic was t =…

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Q: For the next items, identity the appropriate statistical test that will be utilized in hypothesis…

A: Here we have two Independent groups i.e. Conservatives and Liberals. For both the groups , we are…

Q: equation below is used in hypothesis testing to compute the test statistic, t, for a single…

A: Given that  Test statistics  t = (x ̅ - μ_o) / (s ⁄ (√n))

Q: We have independent random samples from two populations (A , B). A: n = 34, X-bar = 16, s = 4 B: n =…

A: Given:     Sample 1   Sample 2 n1 34 n2 43 x̅1 16 x̅2 12 s1 4 s2 2

Q: Determine the P-value for a one sided test with t = 1.75 and n=16 O a. 0.075 Ob. 0.05 O c 0.0375

A: we will find the p value from t table for one tailed test.

Q: Consider the following hypolhesis test: Ho :p = 0.23 %3D Ha :p + 0.23 The value of the test…

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Q: Q1. Which of these hypotheses has an upper-tail Test? A. Ηρ: μ= 10 ; H: μ > 10. B. Ho: μ= 10 ; Η: μ…

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Q: For testing the hypothesis H_{0} / mu = 5 versus H_{1} / mu > 5 . And, the value of test statistic z…

A: Given : For testing the hypothesis  Ho:μ=5     VS        H1:μ>5 Value of test statistic z = 2.03…

Q: A buyer for a grocery chain inspects large truckloads of apples to determine the proportion p of…

A: Given sample  n=50 apples population N=20,000 apples Hypothesis:   H0: p=0.06H1: p<0.06

Q: A population with a mean of u= 9 has EX = 54. How many scores are in the population? ON= 9 ON=7 N= 6…

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Q: Analyze the following data to determine whether they support the hypotheses F=k(L-LO) and T=…

A: According to Bartleby guideline we have to answer only first three subparts of the given question…

Q: Using the data on no. 2: A one sample t-test is conducted with H a: u > 14. If t= 2.08 and n= 31,…

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Q: A sample of n 36 from a population of µ = 50 and o = 18 has a mean M = 47. What is the om for the…

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Q: The test statistic of z 1.00 is obtained when testing the claim that > 0.3.

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Q: As a result, Cohen's d is a statistic that measures the severity of the consequence, which it cannot…

A: Cohen's d is a measure of the magnitude of effect and cannot be negative. Treat you result as the…

Q: What p-value is associated with t=1.03 and n=26 for a 1-sided t-test? O p=0.15 O 0.10 > p > 0.05 O…

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Q: A two-tailed test, computed t-value = 1.845, df = 10 O 0.025 > 1/2 p > 0.05 0.05 > p> 0.10 O 0.05 >…

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Q: Find the P-value of the following (using a 0.05 significant level): z = 1.00 is obtained when…

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Q: c) Using Normal approximation, what is the smallest number m out of n = 15 teenagers such that P(X <…

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Q: Find the P-value (to 4 decimals) for an F-test with d. f.n = 9, d. f.d = 19 and STSF = 16.5 if the…

A: We have given that, Numerator degrees of freedom (d₁) = 9 Denominator degrees of freedom (d₂)=…

Q: A sample of n sludge specimens is selected and the pH of each one is determined. The one-sample t…

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Q: given parts nal claim: The mean pulse rate (in beats per minute) of a certain group of adult males…

A: It is known that if the p-value is less than the level of significance, the null hypothesis does is…

Q: A sample of n 16 scores is obtained from a population with u= 50 and o= 16. If the sample mean is M…

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Q: A drug considered unsafe if more than 5% of the patients develop serious side effects. In order to…

A: Given Hypothesis- Null Hypothesis, H0: π ≤ 0.05 Alternate Hypothesis, Ha: π &gt; 0.05 We know that-…

Q: two tail test with Zcalc = -1.9. What is the p-value of the test?   a) 0.9426   b) 0.9713   c)…

A: From the given information, the Z calculated value is Zcalc = -1.9. Here, Z is a two tailed test.

Q: The null hypothesis is that 30% people are unemployed in Karachi city. In a sample of 100 people, 55…

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Q: Which of the following hypothesis tests has hypotheses closest to the hypotheses of Chi-square test…

A: To identify: The test that has hypotheses closest to the hypotheses of Chi-square test for multiple…

Q: 6. A population of N = 15 scores has EX = 120. What is the population mean? %3D %3D

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Q: A researcher wants to know whether athletic women are more flexible than non - athletic women. For…

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Q: Consider the following hypotheses.  H0: p= 0.46 H1: p≠ 0.46 Given that p= 0.35, n= 160, and a =…

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Q: The critical value for the T test for n=10, a=0.05, one tailed is?

A: Degrees of freedom = n-1 = 10-1 = 9 alpha = 0.05

Q: Determine the P-value for a one sided test with t = 2.52 and n=21 O a. 0.0075 O b. 0.0175 OC. 0.01 O…

A: We have given that t = 2.52 n = 21

Q: e 17-2. In a random sample of 400 persons from a large population, 120 are females. Can it be said…

A: Introduction - Null distribution Test statistic z=p^-p0p01-p0n where ,  p0=population proportion…

Q: What degrees of freedom would younormally expect a t test to have when N1 = 40 and N2 = 55?

A: It is provided that there are two samples of size n1=40 and n2=55.So, this is an example of 'two…