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Chapter 9
Hypothesis Tests
Learning Objectives
1. Learn how to formulate and test hypotheses about a population mean and/or a population proportion.
2. Understand the types of errors possible when conducting a hypothesis test.
3. Be able to determine the probability of making various errors in hypothesis tests.
4. Know how to compute and interpretp-values.
5. Be able to use critical values to draw hypothesis testing conclusions.
6. Be able to determine the size of a simple random sample necessary to keep the probability ofhypothesis testing errors within acceptable limits.
7. Know the definition of the following terms:
null hypothesis two-tailed testalternative hypothesis p-valueType I error level of significanceType II error critical valueone-tailed test power curve
Solutions:
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1. a. H0: 600 Managers claim.
Ha: > 600
b. We are not able to conclude that the managers claim is wrong.
c. The managers claim can be rejected. We can conclude that > 600.
2. a. H0: 14
Ha: > 14 Research hypothesis
b. There is no statistical evidence that the new bonus plan increases sales volume.
c. The research hypothesis that > 14 is supported. We can conclude that the new bonus planincreases the mean sales volume.
3. a. H0: = 32 Specified filling weight
Ha: 32 Overfilling or underfilling exists
b. There is no evidence that the production line is not operating properly. Allow the productionprocess to continue.
c. Conclude 32 and that overfilling or underfilling exists. Shut down and adjust the productionline.
4. a. H0: 220
Ha: < 220 Research hypothesis to see if mean cost is less than $220.
b. We are unable to conclude that the new method reduces costs.
c. Conclude < 220. Consider implementing the new method based on the conclusion that it lowersthe mean cost per hour.
5. a. The Type I error is rejecting H0when it is true. In this case, this error occurs if the researcherconcludes that the mean newspaper-reading time for individuals in management positions is greaterthan the national average of 8.6 minutes when in fact it is not.
b. The Type II error is accepting H0when it is false. In this case, this error occurs if the researcherconcludes that the mean newspaper-reading time for individuals in management positions is lessthan or equal to the national average of 8.6 minutes when in fact it is greater than 8.6 minutes.
6. a. H0: 1 The label claim or assumption.
Ha: > 1
b. Claiming > 1 when it is not. This is the error of rejecting the products claim when the claim istrue.
c. Concluding 1 when it is not. In this case, we miss the fact that the product is not meeting itslabel specification.
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7. a. H0: 8000
Ha: > 8000 Research hypothesis to see if the plan increases average sales.
b. Claiming > 8000 when the plan does not increase sales. A mistake could be implementing the
plan when it does not help.
c. Concluding 8000 when the plan really would increase sales. This could lead to notimplementing a plan that would increase sales.
8. a. H0: 220
Ha: < 220
b. Claiming < 220 when the new method does not lower costs. A mistake could be implementingthe method when it does not help.
c. Concluding 220 when the method really would lower costs. This could lead to notimplementing a method that would lower costs.
9. a. 0 19.4 20 2.12
/ 2 / 50
xz
n
= = =
b. Area = .4830
p-value = .5000 - .4830 = .0170
c. p-value .05, reject H0
d. Reject H0ifz-1.645
-2.12 -1.645, reject H0
10. a. 0 26.4 25 1.48
/ 6 / 40
xz
n
= = =
b. Area = .4306
p-value = .5000 - .4306 = .0694
c. p-value >.01, do not reject H0
d. Reject H0ifz2.33
1.48 < 2.33, do not reject H0
11. a. 0 14.15 15 2.00
/ 3 / 50
xz
n
= = =
b. Area = .4772
p-value = 2(.5000 - .4772) = .0456
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c. p-value .05, reject H0
d. Reject H0ifz-1.96 or z 1.96
-2.00 -1.96, reject H0
12. a. 0 78.5 80 1.25
/ 12 / 100
xzn
= = =
p-value = .5000 - .3944 = .1056
p-value >.01, do not reject H0
b. 0 77 80 2.50
/ 12 / 100
xz
n
= = =
p-value = .5000 - .4938 = .0062
p-value .01, reject H0
c. 0 75.5 80 3.75
/ 12 / 100
xz
n
= = =
p-value 0
p-value .01, reject H0
d. 0 81 80 .83
/ 12 / 100
xz
n
= = =
Area to left ofz= .83
p-value = .5000 + .2967 = .7967
p-value >.01, do not reject H0
13. Reject H0ifz1.645
a. 0 52.5 50 2.42
/ 8 / 60
xz
n
= = =
2.42 1.645, reject H0
b. 0 51 50 .97
/ 8 / 60
xzn
= = =
.97 < 1.645, do not reject H0
c. 0 51.8 50 1.74
/ 8 / 60
xz
n
= = =
1.74 1.645, reject H0
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14. a. 0 23 22 .87
/ 10 / 75
xz
n
= = =
p-value = 2(.5000 - .3078) = .3844
p-value >.01, do not reject H0
b. 0 25.1 22 2.68
/ 10 / 75
xz
n
= = =
p-value = 2(.5000 - .4963) = .0074
p-value .01, reject H0
c. 0 20 22 1.73
/ 10 / 75
xz
n
= = =
p-value = 2(.5000 - .4582) = .0836
p-value >.01, do not reject H0
15. a. H0: 1056
Ha: < 1056
b. 0 910 1056 1.83
/ 1600 / 400
xz
n
= = =
p-value = .5000 - .4664 = .0336
c. p-value .05, reject H0. Conclude the mean refund of last minute filers is less than $1,056.
d. Reject H0ifz-1.645
-1.83 -1.645, reject H0
16. a. H0: 10994
Ha: > 10994
b. 19.1
180/2770
1099411240
/
0=
=
=
n
xz
Area = .3830
p-value = .5000 - .3830 = .1170
c. Do not reject H0. We cannot conclude the rental rates have increased.
d. Recommend withholding judgment and collecting more data on apartment rental rates beforedrawing a final conclusion.
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17. a. H0: =44.75
Ha: 44.75
b. 54.1111/48.5
75.4495.43
/
0=
=
=
n
x
z
p-value = 2(.5000 - .4382) = .1236
c. p-value > .05, do not reject H0. We cannot conclude that the mean length of a work week haschanged.
d. Reject H0ifz-1.96 orz1.96
z= -1.54; cannot reject H0
18. a. H0: =36933
Ha: 36933
b. 09.2516/10740
3693335935
/
0=
=
=
n
xz
p-value = 2(.5000 - .4817) = .0366
c. p-value .05.
Reject H0; Taipei County has a mean monthly wage different from the nationwide mean monthlywage.
19. H0: 45064
Ha: > 45064
15.275/96.4562
4506446196
/
0=
=
=
n
xz
Area = .4842
p-value = .5000 - .4842 = .0158
p-value .05, reject H0. Conclude that there has been an increase in the mean monthly earnings of
service industry workers.
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20. a. H0: 181,900
Ha: < 181,900
b.166, 400 181,900
2.93/ 33,500 / 40
xz
n
= = =
c. p-value = .5000 - .4983 = .0017
d. p-value .01; reject H0. Conclude mean selling price in South is less than the national mean selling
price.
21. a. H0: 15
Ha: > 15
b.17 15
2.96/ 4 / 35
xz
n
= = =
c. p-value = .5000 - .4985 = .0015
d. p-value .01; reject H0; the premium rate should be charged.
22. a. H0: =8
Ha: 8
b. 0 8.4 8 1.37
/ 3.2 / 120
xz
n
= = =
p-value = 2(.5000 - .4147) = .1706
c. Do not reject H0. Cannot conclude that the population mean waiting time differs from 8 minutes.
d. .025 ( / )x z n
8.4 1.96 (3.2/ 120)
8.4 .57 (7.83 to 8.97)
Yes; =8 is in the interval. Do not reject H0.
23. a.
0 14 12
2.31/ 4.32 / 25
x
t s n
= = =
b. Degrees of freedom = n 1 = 24
Using ttable,p-value is between .01 and .025.
Actualp-value = .0147
c. p-value .05, reject H0.
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d. With df= 24, t.05 = 1.711
Reject H0 if t1.711
2.31 > 1.711, reject H0.
24. a. 0 17 18 1.54
/ 4.5 / 48
xt
s n
= = =
b. Degrees of freedom = n 1 = 47
Area in lower tail is between .05 and .10
Using ttable,p-value (two-tail) is between .10 and .20
Actualp-value = .1304
c. p-value >.05, do not reject H0.
d. With df= 47, t.025 = 2.012
Reject H0 if t-2.012 or t2.012
t= -1.54; do not reject H0
25. a. 0 44 45 1.15
/ 5.2 / 36
xt
s n
= = =
Degrees of freedom = n 1 = 35
Using ttable,p-value is between .10 and .20
Actualp-value = .1282
p-value >.01, do not reject H0
b. 0 43 45 2.61
/ 4.6 / 36
xt
s n
= = =
Using ttable,p-value is between .005 and .01
Actualp-value = .0066
p-value .01, reject H0
c. 0 46 45 1.20
/ 5 / 36
xt
s n
= = =
Using ttable, area in upper tail is between .10 and .20
p-value (lower tail) is between .80 and .90Actualp-value = .8809
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p-value >.01, do not reject H0
26. a. 0 103 100 2.10
/ 11.5 / 65
xt
s n
= = =
Degrees of freedom = n 1 = 64
Using ttable, area in tail is between .01 and .025
p-value (two tail) is between .02 and .05
Actualp-value = .0394
p-value .05, reject H0
b. 0 96.5 100 2.57
/ 11/ 65
xt
s n
= = =
Using ttable, area in tail is between .005 and .01
p-value (two tail) is between .01 and .02
Actualp-value = .0127
p-value .05, reject H0
c. 0 102 100 1.54
/ 10.5 / 65
xt
s n
= = =
Using ttable, area in tail is between .05 and .10
p-value (two tail) is between .10 and .20
Actualp-value = .1295
p-value >.05, do not reject H0
27. a. H0: 238
Ha: < 238
b. 0 231 238 .88
/ 80 / 100
xt
s n
= = =
Degrees of freedom = n 1 = 99
Using ttable,p-value is between .10 and .20
Actualp-value = .1918
c. p-value > .05; do not reject H0. Cannot conclude mean weekly benefit in Virginia is less than thenational mean.
d. df= 99 t.05= -1.66
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Reject H0if t-1.66
-.88 > -1.66; do not reject H0
28. a. H0: 3530
Ha: > 3530
b. 0 3740 3530 2.49
/ 810 / 92
xt
s n
= = =
Degrees of freedom = n 1 = 91
Using ttable,p-value is between .005 and .01
Actualp-value = .0074
c. p-value .01; reject H0. The mean attendance per game has increased. Anticipate a new all-time
high season attendance during the 2002 season.
29. a. H0: = 5600
Ha: 5600
b. 0 5835 5600 2.26
/ 520 / 25
xt
s n
= = =
Degrees of freedom = n 1 = 24
Using ttable, area in tail is between .01 and .025
Actualp-value = .0332
c. p-value .05; reject H0. The mean diamond price in New York City differs.
d. df= 24 t.025= 2.064
Reject H0if t< -2.064 or t> 2.064
2.26 > 2.064; reject H0
30. a. H0: = 600
Ha: 600
b. 0 612 600 1.17
/ 65 / 40
xt
s n
= = =
df= n- 1 = 39
Using ttable, area in tail is between .10 and .20
p-value is between .20 and .40
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Using ttable,p-value is between .025 and .05
Actualp-value = .0361
c. p-value .05; reject H0. The population mean distance for the new driver is greater than the USGA
approved driver.
34. a. H0: = 2
Ha: 2
b. 22
2.210
ix
xn
= = =
c. ( )2
.5161
ix x
sn
= =
d. 0 2.2 2 1.22
/ .516 / 10
xt
s n
= = =
Degrees of freedom = n- 1 = 9
Using ttable, area in tail is between .10 and .20
p-value is between .20 and .40
Actualp-value = .2518
e. p-value > .05; do not reject H0. No reason to change from the 2 hours for cost estimating purposes.
35. a.
0
0 0
.175 .20 1.25(1 ) .20(1 .20)
400
p pz
p p
n
= = =
b. Area in tail = (.5000 - .3944) = .1056
p-value = 2(.1056) = .2112
c. p-value > .05; do not reject H0
d. z.025= 1.96
Reject H0ifz-1.96 orz1.96
z= 1.25; do not reject H0
36. a.
0
0 0
.68 .752.80
(1 ) .75(1 .75)
300
p pz
p p
n
= = =
p-value = .5000 - .4974 = .0026
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p-value .05; reject H0
b.
.72 .751.20
.75(1 .75)
300
z
= =
p-value = .5000 - .3849 = .1151
p-value > .05; do not reject H0
c.
.70 .752.00
.75(1 .75)
300
z
= =
p-value = .5000 - .4772 = .0228
p-value .05; reject H0
d.
.77 .75.80
.75(1 .75)
300
z
= =
p-value = .5000 + .2881 = .7881
p-value > .05; do not reject H0
37. a. H0: p.40
Ha: p> .40
b. 189
.45425
p= =
0
0 0
.45 401.88
(1 ) .40(1 .40)
425
p pz
p p
n
= = =
Area = .4699
p-value = .5000 - .4699 = .0301
c. p-value .05; reject H0. Conclude more than 40% access less than seven hours per week.
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38. a. H0: p=.64
Ha: p.64
b. 52
.52100
p= =
0
0 0
.52 .642.50
(1 ) .64(1 .64)
100
p pz
p p
n
= = =
Area = .4938
p-value = 2(.5000 - .4938) = .0124
c. p-value .05; reject H0. Proportion differs from the reported .64.
d. Yes. Since p = .52, it indicates that fewer than 64% of the shoppers believe the supermarket brand
is as good as the name brand.
39. a. H0: p=.70
Ha: p.70
b. Wisconsin252
.72350
p= =
0
0 0
.72 .70.82
(1 ) .70(1 .70)
350
p pz
p p
n
= = =
Area = .2939
p-value = 2(.5000 - .2939) = .4122
Cannot reject H0.
California189
.63300
p= =
.63 .702.65
.70(1 .70)
300
z
= =
Area = .4960
p-value = 2(.5000 - .4960) = .0080
Reject H0. California has a different (lower) percentage of adults who do not exercise regularly.
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40. a. 414
.27021532
p= = (27%)
b. H0: p.22
Ha: p> .22
0
0 0
.2702 .224.75
(1 ) .22(1 .22)
1532
p pz
p p
n
= = =
p-value 0
Reject H0; There has been a significant increase in the intent to watch the TV programs.
c. These studies help companies and advertising firms evaluate the impact and benefit of commercials.
41. a. H0: p.75
Ha: p< .75
b.
0
0 0
.72 .751.20
(1 ) .75(1 .75)
300
p pz
p p
n
= = =
Area = .3849
p-value = .5000 - .3849 = .1151
c. p-value > .05; do not reject H0. The executive's claim cannot be rejected.
42. H0: p.31
Ha: p> .31
38.500
190==p
38.3
500
)31.1(31.
31.38.
)1( 00
0=
=
=
n
pp
ppz
Area = .4996
p-value = .5000 - .4996 = .0004
p-value .05; reject H0. This is an increase compared to 2003.
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43. a. H0: p=.48
Ha: p.48
b. 360
.45800
p= =
0
0 0
.45 .481.70
(1 ) .48(1 .48)
800
p pz
p p
n
= = =
Area = .4554
p-value = 2(.5000 - .4554) = .0892
c. p-value > .05; do not reject H0. There is no reason to conclude the proportion has changed.
44. a. H0: p.50
Ha: p> .50
b. 285
.57500
p= =
0
0 0
.57 .503.13
(1 ) .50(1 .50)
500
p pz
p p
n
= = =
p-value 0
c. p-value .01; reject H0. Conclude Burger King fries are preferred by more than .50 of thepopulation.
d. Yes; statistical evidence shows Burger King fries are preferred. The give-away was a good way toget customers to try the new fries.
45. a. H0: p= .44
Ha: p.44
b. 205
.41500
p= =
0
0 0
.41 .44 1.35(1 ) .44(1 .44)
500
p pz
p p
n
= = =
Area = .4115
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p-value = 2(.5000 - .4115) = .1770
p-value > .05; do not reject H0. No change.
c. 245
.49
500
p= =
.49 .442.25
.44(1 .44)
500
z
= =
Area = .4878
p-value = 2(.5000 - .4878) = .0244
p-value .05; reject H0. There has been a change: an increase in repeat customers.
46.5
.46120
x
n
= = =
x
10
.05
c
H0:10
Ha:< 10
c = 10 - 1.645 (5 / 120 ) = 9.25
Reject H0if x 9.25
a. When = 9,
9.25 9.55
5/ 120z
= =
Prob (H0) = (.5000 - .2088) = .2912
b. Type II error
c. When = 8,
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9.25 82.74
5/ 120z
= =
= (.5000 - .4969) = .0031
47. Reject H0ifz -1.96 or ifz 1.96
10.71
200x
n
= = =
xx
c1 c220
Ha:20 Ha:20H0:= 20
.025 .025
c1 = 20 - 1.96 (10 / 200 ) = 18.61
c2 = 20 + 1.96 (10 / 200 ) = 21.39
a. = 18
18.61 18.86
10/ 200z
= =
= .5000 - .3051 = .1949
b. = 22.5
21.39 22.51.57
10/ 200z
= =
= .5000 - .4418 = .0582
c. = 21
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21.39 21.55
10/ 200z
= =
= .5000 +.2088 = .7088
48. a. H0: 15
Ha: > 15
Concluding 15 when this is not true. Fowle would not charge the premium rate even thoughthe rate should be charged.
b. Reject H0ifz 2.33
0 15 2.33/ 4 / 35
x xz
n
= = =
Solve forx = 16.58
Decision Rule:
Accept H0if x< 16.58
Reject H0if x 16.58
For = 17,
16.58 17.62
4 / 35z
= =
= .5000 -.2324 = .2676
c. For = 18,
16.58 182.10
4 / 35z
= =
= .5000 -.4821 = .0179
49. a. H0: 25
Ha: < 25
Reject H0ifz -2.05
0 25 2.05/ 3 / 30
x xz
n
= = =
Solve for x = 23.88Decision Rule:
Accept H0if x> 23.88
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Reject H0if x 23.88
b. For = 23,
23.88 231.61
3 / 30
z
= =
= .5000 -.4463 = .0537
c. For = 24,
23.88 24.22
3 / 30z
= =
= .5000 +.0871 = .5871
d. The Type II error cannot be made in this case. Note that when = 25.5, H0is true. The Type II
error can only be made when H0is false.
50. a. Accepting H0 and concluding the mean average age was 28 years when it was not.
b. Reject H0ifz -1.96 or ifz 1.96
0 28
/ 6 / 100
x xz
n
= =
Solving forx , we find
at z = -1.96, x = 26.82
at z = +1.96, x = 29.18
Decision Rule:
Accept H0if 26.82 < x
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At = 29,
29.18 29.30
6/ 100z
= =
= .5000 +.1179 = .6179
At = 30,
29.18 301.37
6/ 100z
= =
= .5000 -.4147 = .0853
c. Power = 1 -
at = 26, Power = 1 - .0853 = .9147
When = 26, there is a .9147 probability that the test will correctly reject the null hypothesis that = 28.
51. a. Accepting H0and letting the process continue to run when actually over - filling or under - fillingexists.
b. Decision Rule: Reject H0ifz -1.96 or ifz 1.96 indicates
Accept H0if 15.71 < x
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x
16.516.29
c
c. Power = 1 - .0749 = .9251
d. The power curve shows the probability of rejecting H0for various possible values of. Inparticular, it shows the probability of stopping and adjusting the machine under a variety ofunderfilling and overfilling situations. The general shape of the power curve for this case is
.00
.25
.50
.75
1.00
15.6 15.8 16.0 16.2 16.4
Possible Vl!es ofu
Po"er
52. 0 .014
15 2.33 16.3250
c zn
= + = + =
At = 1716.32 17
1.204 / 50
z
= =
= .5000 - .3849 = .1151
At = 1816.32 18
2.974 / 50
z
= =
= .5000 - .4985 = .0015
Increasing the sample size reduces the probability of making a Type II error.
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53. a. Accept 100 when it is false.
b. Critical value for test:
0 .05
75100 1.645 119.51
40c z
n
= + = + =
At = 120119.51 120
.0475/ 40
z
= =
= .5000 - .0160 = .4840
c. At = 13119.51 130
.8875/ 40
z
= =
=.5000 - .3106 = .1894
d. Critical value for test:
0 .05
75100 1.645 113.79
80c z
n
= + = + =
At = 120113.79 120
.7475/ 80
z
= =
= .5000 - .2704 = .2296
At = 130113.79 130
1.9375/ 80
z
= =
= .5000 - .4732 = .0268
Increasing the sample size from 40 to 80 reduces the probability of making a Type II error.
54.
2 2 2 2
2 2
0
( ) (1.645 1.28) (5)214
( ) (10 9)a
z zn
+ += = =
55.
2 2 2 2
2 2
0
( ) (1.96 1.645) (10)325
( ) (20 22)a
z zn
+ += = =
56. At0 = 3, = .01. z.01 = 2.33
At a = 2.9375, = .10. z.10 = 1.28
= .18
2 2 2 2
2 2
0
( ) (2.33 1.28) (.18)108.09
( ) (3 2.9375)a
z zn
+ += = =
Use 109
57. At0 = 400, = .02. z.02 = 2.05
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Ata = 385, = .10. z.10 = 1.28
= 30
2 2 2 2
2 20
( ) (2.05 1.28) (30)
44.4( ) (400 385)a
z z
n
+ +
= = = Use 45
58. At0 = 28, = .05. Note however for this two - tailed test,z/ 2 = z.025 = 1.96
Ata = 29, = .15. z.15 = 1.04
= 6
2 2 2 2/ 2
2 2
0
( ) (1.96 1.04) (6)324
( ) (28 29)a
z zn
+ += = =
59. At0 = 25, = .02. z.02 = 2.05
Ata = 24, = .20. z.20 = .84
= 3
2 2 2 2
2 2
0
( ) (2.05 .84) (3)75.2
( ) (25 24)a
z zn
+ += = =
Use 76
60. a. H0: = 16
Ha: 16
b. 0 16.32 16 2.19
/ .8 / 30
xz
n
= = =
Area = .4857
p-value = 2(.5000 - .4857) = .0286
p-value .05; reject H0. Readjust production line.
c. 0 15.82 16 1.23
/ .8 / 30
xz
n
= = =
Area = .3907
p-value = 2(.5000 - .3907) = .2186
p-value > .05; do not reject H0. Continue the production line.
d. Reject H0ifz-1.96 orz1.96
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For x = 16.32, z= 2.19; reject H0
For x = 15.82, z= -1.23; do not reject H0
Yes, same conclusion.
61. a. H0: = 46.69
Ha: 46.69
b. .025x zn
200
65.1096.162.48
48.62 1.48 (47.14 to 50.10)
c. Reject H0because= 46.69 is not in the interval.
d. 56.2200/65.10
69.4662.48
/
0=
=
=
n
xz
p-value = 2(.5000 - .4948) = .0104
62. a. H0: 48973
Ha: >48973
b. 71.295/6818
4897350867
/
0=
=
=
n
xz
p-value = .5000 - .4966 = .0034
p-value .01; reject H0. Conclude Taipei City has a higher mean salary.
63. a. H0: 37,000
Ha: >37,000
b. 0 38,000 37,000 1.47
/ 5200 / 48
xt
s n
= = =
Degrees of freedom = n 1 = 47
Using ttable,p-value is between .05 and .10
Actualp-value = .0747
c. p-value > .05, do not reject H0. Cannot conclude mean greater than $37,000. A larger sample isdesirable.
64. H0: = 6000
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Ha: 6000
0 5812 6000 .93/ 1140 / 32
xt
s n
= = =
Degrees of freedom = n 1 = 31
Using ttable, area in tail is between .10 and .20
p-value is between .20 and .40
Actualp-value = .3581
Do not reject H0. There is no evidence to conclude that the mean number of freshman applicationshas changed.
65. a. H0: 30
Ha: < 30
b. 0 29.6 30 1.57
/ 1.8 / 50
xt
s n
= = =
Degrees of freedom = 50 1 = 49
Using ttable,p-value is between .05 and .10
Actualp-value = .0613
c. p-value > .01; do not reject H0. Cannot conclude miles per gallon is less than 30.
66. H0: 125,000
Ha: > 125,000
0 130,000 125,000 2.26/ 12,500 / 32
xt
s n
= = =
Degrees of freedom = 32 1 = 31
Using ttable,p-value is between .01 and .025
Actualp-value = .0154
p-value .05; reject H0. Conclude that the mean cost is greater than $125,000 per lot.
67. a. H0: = 3
Ha: 3
b. 2.8i
xx
n
= =
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c. ( )
2
.701
ix x
sn
= =
d. 0 2.8 3 .90
/ .70 / 10
xt
s n
= = =
Degrees of freedom = 10 - 1 = 9
Using ttable, area in tail is between .10 and .20
p-value is between .20 and .40
Actualp-value = .3902
e. p-value > .05; do not reject H0. There is no evidence to conclude a difference compared to prioryear.
68. a. H0: p.50
Ha: p>.50
b. 64
.64100
p= =
c.
0
0 0
.64 .502.80
(1 ) .50(1 .50)
100
p pz
p p
n
= = =
Area in tail = .4974
p-value = .5000 - .4974 = .0026
p-value .01; reject H0. College graduates have a greater stop-smoking success rate.
69. a. H0: p= .6667
Ha: p.6667
b. 355
.6502546
p= =
c.
0
0 0
.6502 .6667
.82(1 ) .6667(1 .6667)
546
p p
z p p
n
= = =
p-value = 2(.5000 - .2939) = .4122
p-value > .05; do not reject H0; Cannot conclude that the population proportion differs from 2/3.
70. a. H0: p.50
Ha: p> .50
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b. 67
.6381105
p= = (64%)
c.
0
0 0
.6381 .502.83
(1 ) .50(1 .50)
105
p pz
p p
n
= = =
p-value = .5000 - .4977 = .0023
p-value .01; reject H0. Conclude that the four 10-hour day schedules is preferred by more than50% of the office workers.
71. a. 330
.825400
p= =
b. H0: p= .78
Ha: p.78
0
0 0
.825 .782.17
(1 ) .78(1 .78)
400
p pz
p p
n
= = =
p-value = 2(.5000 - .4850) = .03
c. p-value .05; reject H0. The on-time arrival record has changed. It is improving.
72. H0: p.90
Ha: p< .90
49.8448
58p= =
0
0 0
.8448 .901.40
(1 ) .90(1 .90)
58
p pz
p p
n
= = =
p-value = .5000 - .4192 = .0808
p-value > .05; do not reject H0. Claim of at least 90% cannot be rejected.
73. a. H0: p.47
Ha: p< .47
b. 44
.352125
p= =
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c.
0
0 0
.352 .472.64
(1 ) .47(1 .47)
125
p pz
p p
n
= = =
p-value = .5000 - .4959 = .0041
d. p-value .01; reject H0. The proportion of foods containing pesticides has declined.
74. a. H0: 72
Ha: > 72
Reject H0ifz 1.645
0 72 1.645/ 20 / 30
x xz
n
= = =
Solve for x = 78
Decision Rule:
Accept H0if x < 78
Reject H0if x 78
b. For = 80
78 80.55
20/ 30z
= =
= .5000 -.2088 = .2912
c. For = 75,
78 75.82
20/ 30z
= =
= .5000 +.2939 = .7939
d. For = 70, H0is true. In this case the Type II error cannot be made.
e. Power = 1 -
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.2
.4
.6
.8
1.0
72 74 76 78 80 82 84
Ho#lsePossible Vl!es of
P
o
"
er
75. H0: 492622
Ha: < 492622
At0 = 492622, = .02. z.02 = 2.05
Ata = 490622, = .05. z.10 = 1.645
44.218)490622492622(
)8000()645.105.2(
)(
)(2
22
2
0
22
=
+=
+
=
a
zzn
Use 219
76. H0: = 120
Ha: 120
At0 = 120, = .05. With a two - tailed test,z/ 2 = z.025 = 1.96
Ata = 117, = .02. z.02 = 2.05
2 2 2 2/ 2
2 2
0
( ) (1.96 2.05) (5)44.7
( ) (120 117)a
z zn
+ += = =
Use 45
b. Example calculation for = 118.
Reject H0ifz -1.96 or ifz 1.96
0 120/ 5 / 45
x xzn
= =
Solve forx . Atz = -1.96, x = 118.54
Atz = +1.96, x = 121.46
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