c.) This hypothesis test is for the... Mean with the population standard deviation unknown using the t-test statistic Mean with the poulation standard deviation known using the t-test statistic Mean with the population standard deviation known using the Z-test statistic Proportion using the t-test statistic Proportion using the Z-test statistic Mean with the population standard deviation unknown using the Z-test statistic d.) The test statistic is: ______(to 2 decimals) e.) At α=.10, the critical value is: _______(to 3 decimals) f.) Based on this we: Reject the null

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Based on a sample of 31 SAT scores, you find the average score to be 1132 with a sample standard deviation of 104

c.) This hypothesis test is for the...

  • Mean with the population standard deviation unknown using the t-test statistic
  • Mean with the poulation standard deviation known using the t-test statistic
  • Mean with the population standard deviation known using the Z-test statistic
  • Proportion using the t-test statistic
  • Proportion using the Z-test statistic
  • Mean with the population standard deviation unknown using the Z-test statistic

d.) The test statistic is: ______(to 2 decimals)

e.) At α=.10, the critical value is: _______(to 3 decimals)

f.) Based on this we:

  • Reject the null hypothesis. There is enough evidence to support the principal's claim that the average SAT score is greater than 1100
  • Reject the null hypothesis. There is enough evidence to reject the principal's claim that the average SAT score is greater than 1100
  • Fail to reject the null hypothesis. There is NOT enough evidence to support the principal's claim that the average SAT score is greater than 1100
  • Fail to reject the null hypothesis. There is NOT enough evidence to reject the principal's claim that the average SAT score is greater than 1100
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