Consider the weekly access time at Health Care I Given: X = the weekly access time of a medical practitioner. The mean weekly access time is u = 20 hours. Complete the following: (Round your answers to 4 decimal places.) The probability that the weekly access time of a randomly selected medical practitioner is between 16 and 25 hours is: • Only 20% of the medical practitioners had a weekly access time of hours or more. Given: X = the average weekly access time of a random sample ofn = 30 medical practitioners. The standard error of X is o = 0.9129. Complete the following: (Round your answers to 4 decimal places.) Ninety-five percent of the average weekly access times are within hours of the mean µ = 20. The probability that X is at least 20.8 hours is:

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Medical practitioners are increasingly utilising the Zoom platform. Not only for online meetings but also for consultations with patients. The weekly Zoom access time (in hours) at two hospitals:

  • Health Care I 
  • Health Care II 

needs to be investigated.

Given: The weekly access time of medical practitioners at both hospitals is normally distributed with a standard deviation of σ=5σ=5 hours.

 

 

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b)
Consider the weekly access time at Health Care II
The Superintendent wants to investigate the average weekly access time (in hours) at Health Care II based on 2 different research questions. A random
sample of the weekly access times of n = 30 medical practitioners revealed an average of = 27.05 hours.
Let: u = mean weekly access time of the medical practitioners.
Research Question 1: Is the mean weekly access time less than 28 hours?
Given: The value of the test statistic is
z = -1.04
Complete the following:
Identify the correct null hypothesis:
О Но : д < 28
О Но : х — 28
О Но : и < 27.05
О Но : и 28
O Ho : ã + 27.05
O Ho : µ = 28
О Но : а < 27.05
o Ho :ã # 28
О Но: а <28
О Но : и — 27.05
О Но : а — 27.05
О Но : а > 28
O Ho : µ + 27.05
О Но : и > 27.05
О Но : и > 28
O Ho : ã > 27.05
The p-value is:
Round your answer to 4 decimal places.
Transcribed Image Text:b) Consider the weekly access time at Health Care II The Superintendent wants to investigate the average weekly access time (in hours) at Health Care II based on 2 different research questions. A random sample of the weekly access times of n = 30 medical practitioners revealed an average of = 27.05 hours. Let: u = mean weekly access time of the medical practitioners. Research Question 1: Is the mean weekly access time less than 28 hours? Given: The value of the test statistic is z = -1.04 Complete the following: Identify the correct null hypothesis: О Но : д < 28 О Но : х — 28 О Но : и < 27.05 О Но : и 28 O Ho : ã + 27.05 O Ho : µ = 28 О Но : а < 27.05 o Ho :ã # 28 О Но: а <28 О Но : и — 27.05 О Но : а — 27.05 О Но : а > 28 O Ho : µ + 27.05 О Но : и > 27.05 О Но : и > 28 O Ho : ã > 27.05 The p-value is: Round your answer to 4 decimal places.
a)
Consider the weekly access time at Health Care I
Given:
X = the weekly access time of a medical practitioner.
The mean weekly access time is u = 20 hours.
Complete the following: (Round your answers to 4 decimal places.)
The probability that the weekly access time of a randomly selected medical practitioner is between 16 and 25 hours is:
Only 20% of the medical practitioners had a weekly access time of
hours or more.
Given:
= the average weekly access time of a random sample of n = 30 medical practitioners.
The standard error of X is oI
= 0.9129.
Complete the following: (Round your answers to 4 decimal places.)
Ninety-five percent of the average weekly access times are within
hours of the mean u = 20.
The probability that X is at least 20.8 hours is:
Transcribed Image Text:a) Consider the weekly access time at Health Care I Given: X = the weekly access time of a medical practitioner. The mean weekly access time is u = 20 hours. Complete the following: (Round your answers to 4 decimal places.) The probability that the weekly access time of a randomly selected medical practitioner is between 16 and 25 hours is: Only 20% of the medical practitioners had a weekly access time of hours or more. Given: = the average weekly access time of a random sample of n = 30 medical practitioners. The standard error of X is oI = 0.9129. Complete the following: (Round your answers to 4 decimal places.) Ninety-five percent of the average weekly access times are within hours of the mean u = 20. The probability that X is at least 20.8 hours is:
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Given information:

The weekly access time of medical practitioners at both hospitals is normally distributed with a standard deviation of σ=5 hours.

X = the weekly access time of a medical practitioner.

The mean weekly access time is μ=20 hours.

X¯ = the average weekly access time of a random sample of n = 30 medical practitioners.

The standard error of X is σx¯=0.9129

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