Usually, major league baseball games have averaged 3 h in duration. However, because games in Denver tend to be high scoring, it might be expected that the games would be longer there. In 2001, the 81 games in Denver averaged 185.54 min with standard deviation 24.6 min. What would you conclude? Use 6-step process and carryout an appropriate hypothesis test at 5% significance level

Usually, major league baseball games have averaged 3 h in duration. However, because games in Denver tend to be high scoring, it might be expected that the games would be longer there. In 2001, the 81 games in Denver averaged 185.54 min with standard deviation 24.6 min. What would you conclude? Use 6-step process and carryout an appropriate hypothesis test at 5% significance level

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Chapter8: Sequences, Series, And Probability

Section8.7: Probability

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