Only correct answer In a mayoral election, candidate A is facing two opposing candidates. In a preselected poll of 100 residents, 22supported candidate B and 14 supported candidate C. Can we conclude that more than 60% of residents in thepopulation supported candidate A? Conduct the test with,a = 0.05.Which of the following statements is (are) correct? This is a multiple-answer question. It may have more than onecorrect answers.Oi. The proportion of residents supported candidate A based on this sample is (100-22-14)/100-0.64.O ii. The null hypothesis is p > 0.6 and the alternative hypothesis is p = 0.6Piii. The rejection region is (1.645, infinity).iv. The resulting statistic is z' =0.64-0.604104100= 0.82. The p-value is p(z > 0.82) = 1-0.7939 = 0.2061.□v. Since 0.2061 > 0.05, we reject the null hypothesis. We conclude that the population proportion is greater than 0.6.

Given: Sample size(n)=100Number supported to candidate (B)=22Number supported to candidate…

candidate A is facing two opposing candidates. In a preselected poll of 100 residents supported candidate B and 14 supported candidate C. Can we conclude that more than 60% of residents population supported candidate A? Conduct the test with a = 0.05 Which of the following statements is (are) correct? This is a multiple-answer question. It may have more t correct answers. Di. The proportion of residents supported candidate A based on this sample is (100-22-14)/100-0.64. ii. The null hypothesis is p > 0.6 and the alternative hypothesis is p = 0.6

candidate A is facing two opposing candidates. In a preselected poll of 100 residents supported candidate B and 14 supported candidate C. Can we conclude that more than 60% of residents population supported candidate A? Conduct the test with a = 0.05 Which of the following statements is (are) correct? This is a multiple-answer question. It may have more t correct answers. Di. The proportion of residents supported candidate A based on this sample is (100-22-14)/100-0.64. ii. The null hypothesis is p > 0.6 and the alternative hypothesis is p = 0.6

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

Section: Chapter Questions

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