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9.4 a) European Perspective: H 0 : Genetically modified food is safe H 1 : Genetically modified food is not safe b) U.S. farmer Perspective: H 0 : Genetically modified food is not safe H 1 : Genetically modified food is safe 9.14a Test the hypothesis H0: µ ≤ 100 H1: µ > 100 Using a random sample of n = 25, a probability of Type I error equal to 0.05, and the following sample statistics. x = 106; s = 15 Reject H0 if t = x µ 0 s n > t n-1,α t = 106 100 15 25 = 2 > 1.711 t = n-1 = 25 – 1 = 24 (from t distribution table the value is 1.711 with lambda 0.05) Based on this result we rejected the null hypothesis 9.28 A random sample of women is obtained, and each person in the sample is asked if she would purchase a new shoe model. The new shoe model would be successful in meeting corporate profit objective if more than 25% of the women in the population would purchase the shoe more. The following hypothesis test is performed at a level of = 0.03 using ^ p as the sample proportion of women who said yes. H0: P ≤ 0.25 H1: P > 0.25 What value of the sample proportion, ^ p , is required to reject the null hypothesis given the following sample sizes? For this question we find z at level of α = 0.03 using the table 1 it is 1.88 z α = 1.88 a) n = 400 reject if H0 is ^ p > ^ pc = p 0 + ( p 0 ( 1 p 0 )/ n ) 0.25 + 1.88 0.25 ( 1 0.25 )/ 400 ) = 0.291 0.291 is the value of sample proportion p hat required to reject null hypothesis
b) n = 225 reject if H0 is ^ p > ^ pc = p 0 + ( p 0 ( 1 p 0 )/ n ) 0.25 + 1.88 0.25 ( 1 0.25 )/ 225 ) = 0.304 0.304 is the value of sample proportion p hat required to reject null hypothesis c) n = 625 reject if H0 is ^ p > ^ pc = p 0 + ( p 0 ( 1 p 0 )/ n ) 0.25 + 1.88 0.25 ( 1 0.25 )/ 625 ) = 0.282 0.282 is the value of sample proportion p hat required to reject null hypothesis d) n = 900 reject if H0 is ^ p > ^ pc = p 0 + ( p 0 ( 1 p 0 )/ n ) 0.25 + 1.88 0.25 ( 1 0.25 )/ 900 ) = 0.277 0.277 is the value of sample proportion p hat required to reject null hypothesis 9.48 At the insistence of a government inspector, a new safety device is installed in an assembly-line operation. After the installation of this device, a random sample of 8 days’ output gave the following results for numbers of finished components produced: 618 660 638 625 571 598 639 582 Management is concerned about the variability of daily output and views any variance above 500 as undesirable. Test, at the 10% significance level, the null hypothesis that the population variance for daily output does not exceed 500 n=8 Testing thenullhypothesis H 0 : σ 2 ≤σ 0 2 = 500 against the alternative H 1 : σ 2 > 500 From the data provided, s 2 = 933.98 χ n 1 2 = ( n 1 ) s 2 σ 0 2 = 7 x 933.98 500 = 13.076 χ n 1 , α 2 = χ 7,0.10 2 = 12.017
Since χ n 1 2 > χ n 1 , α 2 , the hypothesis H 0 : σ 2 ≤σ 0 2 = 500 is rejected. We also conclude that the population variance for daily output does exceed 500. 9.7 Given: 2 = 625 H 0 : = 100 H 1 : > 100 a = 0.05 a) n = 25 ; Reject H 0 if: x > x c = 0 + z a n ¿ 100 + 1.645 ( 25 ) 25 ¿ 108.225 10.1 You have been asked to determine if two different production processes have different mean numbers of units produced per hour. Process 1 has a mean defined as μ 1 and process 2 has a mean defined as μ 2 . The null and alternative hypotheses are as follows: H 0 : μ 1 μ 2 = 0 H 1 : μ 1 μ 2 > ¿ 0 Using a random sample of 25 paired observations, the sample means are 50 and 60 for populations 1 and 2, respectively. Can you reject the null hypothesis using a probability of Type I error α = 0.05 in each case? a. The sample standard deviation of the difference is 20 b. The sample standard deviation of the difference is 30 c. The sample standard deviation of the difference is 15 d. The sample standard deviation of the difference is 40 n=25 x 1 = 50 , x 2 = 60 => d = x 1 x 2 = 50 60 =− 10 Type I error α = 0.05 t n 1 / 2 = t 24,0.025 = 2.064 a) S d = 20 t = d S d n = 10 20 5 = 2.5 Since t > t n 1 / 2 => Hypothesis H 0 is rejected. We can conclude that these two different production processes have different mean numbers of units produced per hour. b) S d = 30
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t = d S d n = 10 30 5 = 1.67 Since t < t n 1 / 2 (1.67 < 2.064) and t > - t n 1 / 2 ( 1.67 >− 2.064 ) Hypothesis H 0 is accepted. We can conclude that these two different production processes have similar mean numbers of units produced per hour. c) S d = 15 t = d S d n = 10 15 5 = 3.33 Since t > t n 1 / 2 (3.33 > 2.064) => Hypothesis H 0 is rejected. We can conclude that these two different production processes have different mean numbers of units produced per hour. d) S d = 40 t = d S d n = 10 40 5 = 1.25 Since t < t n 1 / 2 (1.25 < 2.064) and t > - t n 1 / 2 ( 1.25 >− 2.064 ) Hypothesis H 0 is accepted. We can conclude that these two different production processes have similar mean numbers of units produced per hour. 10.3 Given: n = 145 d = 0.0518 S d = 0.3055 To test null hypothesis: H 0 : x - y = 0 H 1 : x - y 0 t = d S d n = 0.0518 0.3055 145 = 0.0518 0.3055 12.0415 = 0.0518 0.0253 = 2.0474 t n 1 / 2 = t 144 , 0.025 = 1.960 Since t > t n 1 / 2 H 0 is rejected.
10.14 Test the hypotheses H 0 : P x - P y = 0 H 1 : P x - P y < 0 using the following statistics from random samples. a. ^ p x = 0.42, n x = 500; . ^ p y = 0.50, n y = 600 ^ p 0 = n x ^ p x + n y ^ p y n x + n y = 500 ( 0.42 ) + 600 ( 0.50 ) 500 + 600 = 510 1100 = 0.464 Z = ( ^ p x ^ p y ) ^ p 0 ( 1 ^ p 0 ) n x + ^ p 0 ( 1 ^ p 0 ) n y = 0.42 0.5 0.464 ( 1 0464 ) 500 + 0.464 ( 1 0.464 ) 600 = 0.08 0.031 =− 2.581 If -2.581 > z α 2 ∨− 2.581 <− z α 2 ¿ > The hypothesiswillbe rejected. If not ,the hypothesiswill beaccepted .