A random sample of pre-school children was taken. Each child was asked to draw a nickel. The diameter of the nickel drawn was recorded. Their parents' incomes were recorded. The mean diameter of the children from lower income families was compared to the mean diameter of the children from high income families. Test the claim that the mean nickel diameter drawn by children from the lower income group is larger than the mean nickel diameter drawn by children from the high income group. Use a significance level of 0.1. For the lower income group, x = 23.88, s = 5.617, n = 40. For the high income group, = 19.97, s = 3.276, n = 35. %3D The population standard deviations are unknown and assumed unequal. a) If we use L to denote the low income group and H to denote the high income group, identify the correct alternative hypothesis. O Ha: HL # HH O Ha: HL < µH O Ha:HL > HH На : PL < рн На: pL + рн O Ha:PL > PH b) The test statistic value is: c) Based on this, we O Reject Ho Fail to reject Ho

A random sample of pre-school children was taken. Each child was asked to draw a nickel. The diameter of the nickel drawn was recorded. Their parents' incomes were recorded. The mean diameter of the children from lower income families was compared to the mean diameter of the children from high income families. Test the claim that the mean nickel diameter drawn by children from the lower income group is larger than the mean nickel diameter drawn by children from the high income group. Use a significance level of 0.1. For the lower income group, x = 23.88, s = 5.617, n = 40. For the high income group, = 19.97, s = 3.276, n = 35. %3D The population standard deviations are unknown and assumed unequal. a) If we use L to denote the low income group and H to denote the high income group, identify the correct alternative hypothesis. O Ha: HL # HH O Ha: HL < µH O Ha:HL > HH На : PL < рн На: pL + рн O Ha:PL > PH b) The test statistic value is: c) Based on this, we O Reject Ho Fail to reject Ho

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