10. Research found that students reported a Fall 2019 proportion of driving no more than 20 miles was 40%. Your sample of students indicated that 16 of 30 students drove no more than 20 mil per day. Research question: Is the reported Fall 2019 proportion significantly less than the Fall 2020 proportion? Be prepared to round final answers to hundredth place and to type Z or t table scores exactly as presented in the tables.

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**Problem 10: Statistical Analysis of Student Driving Distances**

Research found that students reported a Fall 2019 proportion of driving no more than 20 miles was 40%. Your sample of students indicated that 16 of 30 students drove no more than 20 miles per day.

**Research Question:** Is the reported Fall 2019 proportion significantly less than the Fall 2020 proportion? Be prepared to round final answers to the hundredth place and to type Z or t table scores exactly as presented in the tables.
Transcribed Image Text:**Problem 10: Statistical Analysis of Student Driving Distances** Research found that students reported a Fall 2019 proportion of driving no more than 20 miles was 40%. Your sample of students indicated that 16 of 30 students drove no more than 20 miles per day. **Research Question:** Is the reported Fall 2019 proportion significantly less than the Fall 2020 proportion? Be prepared to round final answers to the hundredth place and to type Z or t table scores exactly as presented in the tables.
**Problem 9: Hypothesis Test Form**

1. **Research Question:**  
   _________________

2. **Hypotheses:**  
   \(H_0:\) _________________  
   \(H_a:\) _________________  
   **Alpha:** _________________

3. **Data from Problem:**  
   _________________

4. **Label Graph:**  
   (Image depicts a normal distribution curve, which is centered. Typically used to visually represent data such as proportions or means in hypothesis testing.)

**Critical Values:**  
_________________  

**Test Statistics:**  
_________________  

**p-value:**  
_________________  

5. **Answer Research Question:**  
   - Yes  
   - No

**Why or Why Not?**  
1. _________________  
2. _________________  
3. _________________
Transcribed Image Text:**Problem 9: Hypothesis Test Form** 1. **Research Question:** _________________ 2. **Hypotheses:** \(H_0:\) _________________ \(H_a:\) _________________ **Alpha:** _________________ 3. **Data from Problem:** _________________ 4. **Label Graph:** (Image depicts a normal distribution curve, which is centered. Typically used to visually represent data such as proportions or means in hypothesis testing.) **Critical Values:** _________________ **Test Statistics:** _________________ **p-value:** _________________ 5. **Answer Research Question:** - Yes - No **Why or Why Not?** 1. _________________ 2. _________________ 3. _________________
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Research found that students reported a Fall 2019 proportion of driving no more than 20 miles was 40% . Your sample of students indicated that 16 of 30 students drove no more than 20 miles per day .

Research question :  The reported Fall 2019 proportion significantly less than the Fall 2020 proportion  . 

The following information is provided: The sample size is , the number of favorable cases is , and the sample proportion is  p^, and the significance level is

Null and Alternative Hypotheses

The following null and alternative hypotheses need to be tested:

Ho: p = 0.40

Ha: p < 0.40

This corresponds to a left-tailed test, for which a z-test for one population proportion needs to be used.

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