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16. Conclude the test. p-value > a, therefore reject H, B p-value < a, therefore do not reject Ho C p-value < a, therefore reject H, D p-value > a, therefore do not reject Ho E p-value = a, therefore do not reject HI %3D

16. Conclude the test. p-value > a, therefore reject H, B p-value < a, therefore do not reject Ho C p-value < a, therefore reject H, D p-value > a, therefore do not reject Ho E p-value = a, therefore do not reject HI %3D

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Questions 13 - 17 A supplier of car parts claims to deliver the parts to any manufacturer in a mean time of less than 60 minutes. The population standard deviation is 6.55 minutes. In an effort to test this claim, a manufacturer recorded the times of 43 deliveries from this supplier. The sample mean was 58.6 minutes. At the 5% level of significance, can we conclude from the data in this sample that the supplier's claim to deliver in less than 60 minutes is correct? 16. Conclude the test. p-value > a, therefore reject Ho <a, therefore do not reject Ho A B p-value C p-value < a , therefore reject Ho p-value > a, therefore do not reject Ho E p-value = a, therefore do not reject H %3D
Transcribed Image Text:Questions 13 - 17 A supplier of car parts claims to deliver the parts to any manufacturer in a mean time of less than 60 minutes. The population standard deviation is 6.55 minutes. In an effort to test this claim, a manufacturer recorded the times of 43 deliveries from this supplier. The sample mean was 58.6 minutes. At the 5% level of significance, can we conclude from the data in this sample that the supplier's claim to deliver in less than 60 minutes is correct? 16. Conclude the test. p-value > a, therefore reject Ho <a, therefore do not reject Ho A B p-value C p-value < a , therefore reject Ho p-value > a, therefore do not reject Ho E p-value = a, therefore do not reject H %3D
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