FINAL EXAM - FALL 2023 Review Sheet- SOLUTION
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FINAL
EXAM
REVIEW
-
SOLUTION
MAT
150.5
Z-test
t-test
(one-sample)
_
M
—
oy
=
standard
error
of
the
mean
sy
=
estimated
standard
error
p.
198-9
p.
211-2
2
=
yari
_
s
s
=
Remember:
s
=variance
§,,
=
;
M
\/;
Independent
t-test
Independent-measures
or
between-subject
design
Null
hypothesis
Ho:
By
-
M2
=0
(or
py=
py)
Alternative
hypothesis
Hiipy
-
#0
(orp
#H,
or
Py<p,
or
py>py)
=g
t-test:
double
elements
of
single
t-test
formula
Sm
S
my—my)
Compare
mean
difference
(top)
with
difference
expected
by
chance
(bottom)
Standard
error
of
the
difference
between
the
means
2-sample
standard
error
Each
sample
has
own
population
mean
and
error
When
=
n’s,
add
standard
errors
of
the
means
together
2
2
%
S
S
_
.
.
1,
22
Sy
=q|l—
——*
(M,-M,)
—
n
n,G
n,
Equation
assumes
equal
sample
size
When
n,
#
n,,
need
to
calculate
pooled
variance
Let
SPSS
do
it!
‘
(Ml_Mz)
Calculations
‘=,
(my—m,)
Calculate
bottom:
Calculate
t:
Calculate
top:
(M,
-M,)
>
S(a,-My)
=\/
f—
(Ml
_Mz)
S(ml_mZ)
Calculate
df
=
(n,
—
1)+(n,-1)
Look
up
critical
t*
Does
t
value
exceed
critical
value?
1.
Mean,
Variance,
and
Expectation
From
past
experience,
a
company
has
found
that
in
carton
of
transistors,
92%
contain
no
defective
transistors,
3%
contain
one
defective
transistor,
3%
contain
two
defective
transistors,
and
2%
contain
three
defective
transistors.
a.
Construct
a
probability
distribution
below.
b.
Calculate
the
mean,
variance,
and
standard
deviation
for
the
defective
transistors.
a.
X
p(x)
x(px)
X-U
(x-u)*
|
((x-u)?)
(p(x))
0
0.92
0
-0.15
|
0.0225
0.0207
1
0.03
0.03
0.85
|
0.7225
0.021675
2
0.03
0.06
1.85
|
3.4225
0.102675
3
0.02
0.06
2.85
|
8.1225
0.16245
0.15
0.3075
b.
n
=
0.15
2
=
0.3075
o
=
0.55
2.
The
number
of
suits sold
per
day
at
Suit
World
is
shown
in
the
probability
distribution
below.
X
19
20
21
22
23
P(X)
02
02
03
02
O01
a.
Find
the
mean,
variance,
and
standard
deviation
of
the
distribution.
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Ans:
X
p(x)
X(px)
X-u
(x-u)?
((x-u)?)
(p(x))
19
0.2
3.8
-1.8
3.24
0.648
20
0.2
4
-0.8
0.64
0.128
21
0.3
6.3
0.2
0.04
0.012
22
0.2
4.4
1.2
1.44
0.288
23
0.1
23
2.2
4.84
0.484
20.8
1.56
w
=
208
o=
1.56
g
=
125
b.
If
the
manager
of
Suit
World
wants
to
make
sure
that
he
has
enough
suits
for
the
next
five
days,
how
many
should
he
buy
to
stock
the
store?
Ans:
115
suits
3
The
Bank
of
America
VP
feels
that
each
savings
account
customer
has,
on
average,
three
credit
cards.
The
following
distribution
represents
the
number
of
credit
cards
people
own.
X
0
1
"
3
4
P(X)
0.18
044
0.27
0.08
0.03
a.
Find
the
mean,
variance,
and
standard
deviation.
X
p(x)
x(px)
X-u
(x-u)*
((x-u)?)
(p(x))
0
0.18
0
-1.34
|
1.7956
0.323208
1
0.44
0.44
034
|
0.1156
0.050864
2
0.27
0.54
0.66
0.4356
0.117612
Q
Q=
3
0.08
0.24
1.66
2.7556
0.220448
4
0.03
0.12
2.66
7.0756
0.212268
1.34
0.9244
=
134
=
0.924
=
0.96
4.
Flower
World
determines
the
probabilities
for
the
number
of
flower
arrangements
they
deliver
each
day.
X
6
7
8
9
10
P(X)
02
02
03
02
01
a.
Find
the
mean,
variance,
and
standard
deviation.
X
p(x)
X(px)
X-u
(xu)?
|
((x-u)?)
(p(x))
6
0.2
1.2
-1.8
3.24
0.648
7
0.2
14
-0.8
0.64
0.128
8
0.3
2.4
0.2
0.04
0.012
9
0.2
1.8
e
1.44
0.288
10
0.1
1
2.2
4.84
0.484
7.8
1.56
n=1=78
o=
1586
o=
125
o
——
Testing
of
Hypothesis
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-
|
Proporti
fiAbb
ations
Used
|
[
ey
[
ton
Mean
S
dard
Devitation
p :
probability
of
Sample
Proportion
P
:
Probability
of
Population
Proportion
Q:1-P
£,
—
%)
=
(g
—
pz)
:
TG
o
[
—
yny
ny
ny
+
ny
~
2+
degrees
of
freedom
Critical
Regions
In
hypothesis
testing,
critical
region
is
represented
by
set
of
values,
where
null
hypothesis
is
rejected.
So
it
is
also
know
as
region
of
rejection.
It
takes
different
boundary
values
for
different
level
of
significance.
Below
info
graphics
shows
the
region
of
rejection
that
is
critical
region
and
region
of
acceptance
with
respect
to
the
level
of
significance
1%.
)
Critical
Regions
in
Two
Tailed
Test
.
.
-2.58,
+2.58
-1.96,
+1.96
-0.645,
+0.645
HYpOthQSls
TeStlng
Right
Tailed
Test
+2.33
+1.645
+1.28
Left
Tailed
Test
-2.33
-1.645
-1.28
Region
of
Rejection
Region
of
Rejection
Region
of
Rejection
Acceptance
Region
Acceptance
Region
Acceptance
Region
.
‘
.
1]
-2.58
*2
Two
Tailed
Test
With
Level
of
Significance
=
1%
.58
-2.33
Right
Tailed
Test
Left
Tailed
Test
Note:
(Numbers
will
change
for
other
LoS
values
but
representation
and
Idea
of
Two
tailed,
Left
tailed
and
Right
Tailed
test
will
be
same)
www.ashutoshtripathi.com
|
Data
Science
Duniya
Critical
regions
in
Hypothesis
Testing
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Question
1
A
Telecom
service
provider
claims
that
individual
customers
pay
on
an
average
400
rs.
per
month
with
standard
deviation
of
25
rs.
A
random
sample
of
50
customers
bills
during
a
given
month
is
taken
with
a
mean
of
250
and
standard
deviation
of
15.
What
to
say
with
respect
to
the
claim
made
by
the
service
provider?
Solution:
First
thing
first,
Note
down
what
is
given
in
the
question:
Hy
(Null
Hypothesis)
:
p
=
400
H;
(Alternate
Hypothesis):
p
#
400
(Not
equal
means
either
p
>
400
or
p
<
400
Hence
it
will
be
validated
with
two
tailed
test
)
o
=
25
(Population
Standard
Deviation)
LoS
(x)
=
5%
(Take
5%
if
not
given
in
question)
n
=
50
(Sample
size)
xbar
x~
=
250
(Sample
mean)
s
=
15
(sample
Standard
deviation)
n
>
=
30
hence
will
go
with
z-test
Step
1:
Calculate
z
using
z-test
formula
as
below:
z
=
(x~
=
n)/
(o/Vn)
z
=
(250
-
400)
/
(25/V50)
z
=
-42
.42
Step
2:
get
z
critical
value
from
z
table
for
a
=
5%
z
critical
values
=
(-1.96,
+1.96)
to
accept
the
claim
(significantly),
calculated
z
should
be
in
between
-1,96
<
2
€
+1.96
but
calculated
z
(-42.42)
<
-1.96
which
mean
reject
the
null
hypothesis
.
2
Region
of
Rejection
Region
of
Rejection
Acceptance
Region
A
+1.96
Two
Tailed
Test
x
=
5%
z-test
example
1
Question
2
From
the
data
available,
it
is
observed
that
400
out
of
850
customers
purchased
the
groceries
online.
Can
we
say
that
most
of
the
customers
are
moving
towards
online
shopping
even
for
groceries?
Solution:
Note
down
what
is
given:
400
out
of
850
which
indicates
that
this
is
a
proportion
problem.
Proportion
p
(small
p)
=
400/850
=
0.47
Ho
(Null
Hypothesis):
P
(capital
P)
>
0.5
(claim
is
that
most
of
the
customers
are
moving
towards
online
shopping
even
for
groceries
which
mean
at
least
50%
should
do
online
shopping)
H;
(Alternate
Hypothesis):
P
<
=
0.5
left
tailed
n
=
850
LoS
(o)
=
5%
(assume
5%
as
it
not
given
in
question)
n
>
=
30
hence
will
go
with
z-test
Step
1:
calculate
z
value
using
the
z-test
formula
z
=
(p
-
P)/N(P*Q/n)
(0.47
-
0.50)/V¥(0.5*%0.5/850)
A
z=1.74
Step
2:
get
z
value
from
z
table
for
o
=
5%
From
z-table,
for
o
=
5%,
z
=
-1.645
(one
value
as
it
is
one
(left)
tailed
problem)
Z(calculated)
1.74
>
-1.645
(z
from
z-table
with
a
=
5%)
Conclusion:
Hence
accept
the
null
hypothesis
that
mean,
with
given
data
we
can
validate
significantly
that
most
of
the
customers
are
moving
towards
online
shopping
even
for
groceries.
Region
of
Rejection
Acceptance
Region
region,
hence,
accept
null
hypothesis
-
1.74
|eft
Tailed
Test
<=
5%
\
z
value
fall
inside
the
acceptance
Question
3
It
is
found
that
250
errors
in
the
randomly
selected
1000
lines
of
code
from
Team
A
and
300
errors
in
800
lines
of
code
from
Team
B.
Can
we
assume
that
team
B's
performance
is
superior
to
that
of
A.
Solution:
Note
down
what
is
given
in
the
question:
There
are
two
samples
:
Team
A
and
Team
B
for
each
Team
some
proportion
is
given
in
terms
of
line
of
error
out
of
total
line
of
code.
Hence
this
problem
can
be
solved
using
two
proportion
z-test.
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For
one
or
two
proportion
proportion
we
use
x2
that
Team
A
(Sample
A):
proportion
pa
(small
p)
=
na
=
1000
Team
B
(Sample
B):
proportion
pg
(small
p)
=
ng
=
800
Take
a
=
5%
(assume
o
=
5%
type
problem
we
use
z-test.
is
chi
square
test)
250/1000
=
0.25
300/800
=
0.375
if
not
given
in
question)
(in
case
of
multi-
Claim:
Team
B's
performance
is
superior
than
Team
A
which
means:
Hp
(Null
Hypothesis):
Team
A
(with
respect
to
population)
H;
(Alternate
Hypothesis)
Step
1:
B
>
=
Bpa
(one
right
tailed
test)
calculate
z
value
from
two
proportion
z-test
formula
as
below:
T
—
where
p*
(p
hat)
=
p*
(p
hat)
=
7
=
{0.25
=
©Q.315)
[/
z
=
-0.125/[0.212*0.00135]
z
=
-436.75
Step
2:
get
z
using
z-table
for
«
Now
calculated
z
-436.75
<
+1.645
(1000*0.25
+
80020.375)
(ba
=
pe)/Ip2(1-p*)
(1/na
+
1/ng)]
(na*pa
+
npg*ps)
/
(na
+
npg)
(1000
+
800)
=
[0.305%
(1-0.305)*(1/1000
+
'1/800)
]
02305
overall
mean
error
of
Team
B
pg
<
pa
overall
mean
error
of
=
5%
which
is
z
=
+1.645
z
value
fall
inside
the
acceptance
region,
hence
accept
the
null
hypothesis
-436.75
Acceptance
Region
Region
2f
Rejection
one
Tailed
Test
<=
5%
Hence
will
conclude
that
null
hypothesis
is
true
which
mean
from
given
data
it
is
proven
significantly
that
team
B's
performance
is
better
that
team
A's
performance.