A nursing school professor is interested in determining how her college students compare to the national average when it comes to the Final Practicum Exam. The exam has a µ = 100 and σ = 20. There has been no evidence to suggest whether those seniors score better or worse than the national average and she is curious as to how her class (N=17) compares.                            Data    Students             Exam Score 1 120 2 100 3 110 4 90 5 130 6 123 7 101 8 115 9 111 10 99 11 105 12 119 13 128 14 109 15 98 16 95 17 102 Write the null and alternative hypothesis in statistical form:   Determine the mean for the sample:   Apply the z-test formula   What is your alpha level set to?   α   Determine the critical value(s) (Zcrit)   Label the critical value(s) and indicate the position of the Zobt on the distribution   Write the z result in the correct form:

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A nursing school professor is interested in determining how her college students compare to the national average when it comes to the Final Practicum Exam. The exam has a µ = 100 and σ = 20. There has been no evidence to suggest whether those seniors score better or worse than the national average and she is curious as to how her class (N=17) compares.   

    

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   Students             Exam Score

1

120

2

100

3

110

4

90

5

130

6

123

7

101

8

115

9

111

10

99

11

105

12

119

13

128

14

109

15

98

16

95

17

102

Write the null and alternative hypothesis in statistical form:

 

Determine the mean for the sample:

 

Apply the z-test formula

 

What is your alpha level set to?   α

 

Determine the critical value(s) (Zcrit)

 

Label the critical value(s) and indicate the position of the Zobt on the distribution

 

Write the z result in the correct form: 

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As the Null Hypothesis is set up for possible rejection, hence

Null Hypothesis(H0): μSeniors=μNational average , i.e there is no difference between the scores of the seniors and the national averageAlternative Hypothesis(H1): μSeniors μNational averagewhere, μSeniors is the mean score of seniors from the population, andμNatinal average is the national average(mean) score. 

 

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