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Question
1
15115
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You
may
find
the
following
files
helpful
throughout
the
exam:
Statistics_Equation_Sheet
=
Answer
the
following
questions:
a)
Define
the
null
and
alternative
hypothesis
for
the
following.
Also,
explain
what
it
would
mean
to
make
a
Type
|
error
and
explain
what
it
would
mean
to
make
a
Type
Il
error.
The
newspaper
in
a
certain
city
had
a
circulation
of
20,000
per
day
in
2010.
You
believe
that
the
newspaper’s
circulation
is
less
than
20,000
today.
b)
Define
the
null
and
alternative
hypothesis
for
the
following.
Also,
explain
what
it
would
mean
to
make
a
Type
|
error
and
explain
what
it
would
mean
to
make
a
Type
Il
error.
A
certain
website
had
4000
hits
per
month
a
year
ago.
You
believe
that
the
number
of
hits
per
month
is
different
today.
Your
Answer:
a)
Null
hypothesis
‘HO
D=
20000‘
Alt
hypothesis
‘I—Il
s
u
<
20000‘
Type
|
error:
Reject
the
null
hypothesis
that
the
circulation
today
is
20,000
when
the
circulation
is
at
least
20,000.
Type
|l
error:
Do
not
reject
the
null
hypothesis
when
the
circulation
is
less
tfian
!UUUU
g
b)
\Hy
:
p
=
4000|
\Hy
@
p
#
20000)
Type
|
error:
Reject
the
null
hypothesis
that
the
website
gets
4000
per
month
when
the
website
actually
gets
4000
per
month.
Type
|l
error:
Do
not
reject
the
null
hypothesis
when
the
number
of
hits
is
more
than
or
less
than
4000
per
month.
a)
Hy:
n=20,000.
H4:4<20,000.
Type
|
error:
Reject
the
null
hypothesis
that
the
circulation
today
is
20,000
when
the
circulation
today
is
at
least
20,000.
Type
Il
error:
Do
not
reject
the
null
hypothesis
when
the
circulation
is
less
than
20,000.
b)
Hy:
n=4000.
H4:p
#4000.
Type
|
error:
Reject
the
null
hypothesis
that
the
website
gets
4000
hits
per
month
when
the
website
actually
gets
4000
hits
per
month.
Type
|l
error:
Do
not
reject
the
null
hypothesis
when
the
number
of
hits
per
month
is
different
from
4000.
Question
2
515
pts
You
may
find
the
following
files
helpful
throughout
the
exam:
Statistics
_Equation_Sheet
&
(https://iprevious.nursingabc.com/upload/images/Help_file_picture/Statistics
Standard
Normal
Table
&
(https://iprevious.nursingabc.com/upload/images/Help_file
picture/standardn
Suppose
that
we
have
a
problem
for
which
the
null
and
alternative
hypothesis
are
given
by:
Ho:
u=425.
Hq:u#
425.
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Is
this
a
right-tailed
test,
left-tailed
test,
or
two-tailed
test.
Find
the
z
value
based
on
a
level
of
significance
of
.03.
Your
Answer:
This
is
a
two
tailed
test
P(Z<-z)=.03/2=.015
and
P(Z>z)=.03/2=.015
z=-2.17
and
z=2.17
Two-tailed
test.
P(Z<-z)=.03/2=.015
and
P(Z>z)=.03/2=.015.
This
corresponds
to
z=
-2.17
and
z=
2.17.
-
4
Question
3
12
/
15
pts
You
may
find
the
following
files
helpful
throughout
the
exam:
Statistics_Equation_Sheet
&
(https://previous.nursingabc.com/upload/images/Help_file
picture/Statistics
Standard
Normal
Table
=
(https://previous.nursingabc.com/upload/images/Help_file
picture/standardn
It
is
recommended
that
pregnant
women
over
eighteen
years
old
get
85
milligrams
of
vitamin
C
each
day.
The
standard
deviation
of
the
population
is
estimated
to
be
12
milligrams
per
day.
A
doctor
is
concerned
that
her
pregnant
patients
are
not
getting
enough
vitamin
C.
So,
she
collects
data
on
45
of
her
patients
and
finds
that
the
mean
vitamin
intake
of
these
45
patients
is
81
milligrams
per
day.
Based
on
a
level
of
significance
of
a
=
.02,
test
the
hypothesis.
<
.
4
Your
Answer:
\Hy
@
=
85|
\Hy
@
p
<
85
P(Z<z)=.02
=
2.236‘
Test
stat=2.236
Critical
value=.02=2.05
Reject
null
hypothesis
Ho:
=85
milligrams
per
day.
H4:
u<85
milligrams
per
day.
This
is
a
left-tailed
test,
so
we
must
find
a
z
that
satisfies
P(Z<z)=.02.
In
the
standard normal
table,
we
find
z.y,
=
-2.05.
For
a
left-tailed
test,
we
will
reject
the
null
hypothesis
if
the
z-
score
is
less
than
-2.05.
We
find
the
z-score:
Oz
=—=—=
179
©yn
45
_X—p
81-85
5%
‘=
T
179
T~
Notice
that
since
the
z-score
is
less
than
-2.05,
we
reject
the
null
hypothesis.
Question
4
13
/15
pts
You
may
find
the
following
files
helpful
throughout
the
exam:
Statistics_Equation_Sheet
&
(https:/Iprevious.nursingabc.com/upload/images/Help_file
picture/Statistics
Standard
Normal
Table
=
A
mayor
claims
that
the
unemployment
rate
in
his
city
is
5
%.
Many
people
think
that
the
unemployment
rate
is
higher.
So,
130
residents
of
the
city
are
contacted
and
it
is
found
that
12
of
them
are
unemployed.
Can
the
mayor’s
claim
be
supported
to
a
level
of
significance
of
a
=
.03,
test
the
hypothesis.
P(Z.2)=.03
z=1.88
a=.03,
p=.05,
x=12
z-score=1.88
u=np=130(.05)=6.5
12
T
=
.0923|
_stat=
PP
.0923-.05
—_
991
/
P(1-P)
o
.05(1—.05)
n
130
P
value=
P(Z>2.21)
1-P(Z<2.21)
=
1-.9864
=
.0136
Pvalue<a
so
we
reject
null
hypothesis
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Suppose
p
represents
the
probability
that
a
person
is
unemployed
Ho:
p=.05.
Hq:
p>.05.
Since
this
is
a
right-tailed
test,
we
must
find
the
z
that
satisfies
P(Z>z)=.03.
In
the
standard normal
table,
we
find
that
Z..03
=1.88.
This
iIs
a
right-tailed
test,
we
reject
the
null
hypothesis
if
the
z-score
is
greater
than
1.88.
Recall
that
for
proportions,
the
mean
and
standard
deviation
are
found
by:
u=np=130(.05)
=
6.5
os
=
np(1—p)
=/130(.05)(1
—.05)
=
2.48
If
we
find
the
z-score:
X—u
12-65
g
248
=
Z
—
Score
=
Since
this
is
a
right-tailed
test,
and
the
z-score
is
greater
than
1.88,
we
reject
the
null
hypothesis.
Quiz
Score:
45
out
of
50
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