3) You might remember my Police Officer friend Steven from an example in Chapter 8. Well,in a rare turn of events, he asked me to return a favor using Statistics. He showed me thefollowing data about Traffic Accidents at the intersection of Ankeny Boulevard and 1" street:Day ofMondayTuesday Wednesday Thursday FridaySaturday Sundaythe WeekNumber23181719232621ofAccidentsNow, he wanted me to use my “Mathemagic" to tell him whether there was agy connectionbetween what day it is and the number of Traffic accidents at this intersection, since his bosswants to change his shifts to accommodate. In particular, I knew this meant to test the claimthat there are the same number of accidents each day of the week. Run this test using asignificance level of 0.05.

3) The hypothesis is, Null hypothesis: H0: The number of accidents each day of the week are same.…

3) You might remember my Police Officer friend Steven from an example in Chapter 8. Well, in a rare turn of events, he asked me to return a favor using Statistics. He showed me the following data about Traffic Accidents at the intersection of Ankeny Boulevard and 1" street: Saturday Sunday Day of the Week Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Number 23 18 17 19 23 26 21 of Accidents connection Now, he wanted me to use my "Mathemagic" to tell him whether there was agy between what day it is and the number of Traffic accidents at this intersection, since his boss wants to change his shifts to accommodate. In particular, I knew this meant to test the claim that there are the same number of accidents each day of the week. Run this test using a significance level of 0.05.

3) You might remember my Police Officer friend Steven from an example in Chapter 8. Well, in a rare turn of events, he asked me to return a favor using Statistics. He showed me the following data about Traffic Accidents at the intersection of Ankeny Boulevard and 1" street: Saturday Sunday Day of the Week Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Number 23 18 17 19 23 26 21 of Accidents connection Now, he wanted me to use my "Mathemagic" to tell him whether there was agy between what day it is and the number of Traffic accidents at this intersection, since his boss wants to change his shifts to accommodate. In particular, I knew this meant to test the claim that there are the same number of accidents each day of the week. Run this test using a significance level of 0.05.

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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