Complete the following hypothesis test. Ho:o2 = 4.93 %3D Ha:o? + 4.93 (Claim) s = 6.27 , a= 0.01 and n = 11 Find a. The Critical Values X and X %3D %3D b. The Test Statistic x %3D

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Complete the following hypothesis test.
= 4.93
H:o2 + 4.93 (Claim)
82 = 6.27, a
= 0.01 andn=11
%3D
Find
a. The Critical Values X
and X
%3D
b. The Test Statistic x =
The Chi-Square Test Statisti
Degrees of
(n – 1)s²
п-1
c. Conclusion
O fail to reject the null hypothesis and do not support the claim
O reject the null hypothesis and support the claim
Transcribed Image Text:Complete the following hypothesis test. = 4.93 H:o2 + 4.93 (Claim) 82 = 6.27, a = 0.01 andn=11 %3D Find a. The Critical Values X and X %3D b. The Test Statistic x = The Chi-Square Test Statisti Degrees of (n – 1)s² п-1 c. Conclusion O fail to reject the null hypothesis and do not support the claim O reject the null hypothesis and support the claim
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Let xi; (i=1,2,...,n) be the random sample of size n from the normal population with mean μ and variance σ2 then, to test whether the population variance is equal to the specified variance σo2 or not, the testing procedure is given by:

Null hypothesisHo: σ2=σo2

Alternative hypothesis: Ha: σ2σo2

Test statisticsχ2=(n-1)s2σo2

where

  • s2 is sample variance.
  • n is sample size.
  • χ2 follows chi-square distribution with (n-1) degree of freedom.

Then comparing calculated χ2 value with the tabulated χ2 value at given level of significance and degree of freedom, we will accept or reject the hypothesis.

  • if calculated χ2 value is greater than the tabulated χ2 value at given level of significance and degree of freedom, we can not accept the hypothesis.
  • if calculated χ2 value is less than the tabulated χ2 value at given level of significance and degree of freedom, we can not reject the hypothesis.
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