5. Suppose we have 49 data points with sample mean 6.25 and sample vari-ance 12. We want to test the following hypothesesHọ: the data is drawn from a N(4,10²) distribution.H1: the data is drawn from N(µ, 10²) where µu # 4.A) Test for significance at the a = 0.05 level. Compute the p-values.B) Draw a picture showing the null pdf, the rejection region and thearea used to compute the p-value.

Given: n=49x¯=6.25σ2=10α=0.05 Hypothesis: H0: μ=4H1: μ≠4

5. Suppose we have 49 data points with sample mean 6.25 and sample vari- ance 12. We want to test the following hypotheses Ho: the data is drawn from a N(4,10²) distribution. H1: the data is drawn from N(µ, 10²) where µ # 4. A) Test for significance at the a = 0.05 level. Compute the p-values. %3| B) Draw a picture showing the null pdf, the rejection region and the area used to compute the p-value.

5. Suppose we have 49 data points with sample mean 6.25 and sample vari- ance 12. We want to test the following hypotheses Ho: the data is drawn from a N(4,10²) distribution. H1: the data is drawn from N(µ, 10²) where µ # 4. A) Test for significance at the a = 0.05 level. Compute the p-values. %3| B) Draw a picture showing the null pdf, the rejection region and the area used to compute the p-value.

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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Author:Amos Gilat

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