For numbers 18 to 21: A study was conducted using 50 undergraduates at a largeprivate university who volunteered to participate in the research as partialfulfillment of a course requirement. One of the items studi ed was the maximum dalyamount of alcohol consumed in the last month. Base on the datain the followingtable, are there differen ces between males and females in the maximum amount ofalcohol consumedin any one day in the pastmonth? Use 5% level of significance.Assume equal variances.Male8.2female5.65.730Alcohol consumedMeanStandard deviationNumber of students5.92018. Which of thefollowing is the appropriate altemative hypothesis?A There are more female participants than malesB. The amount of alcohol consumed by males is higherthan the amountconsumed by the females.C The amount of alcohol consumed by males and females in the past monthis not the same.D. The amount of alcohol consumed by males and females in the past monthis the same.19. The pooled variance would be?A 3456C 33.408D. 5.780B. 6.7320. What is the value of the test statistics?B. 1.558C.0.270D. 3.733A 1.98021. With to.o2s=±2.011: what would be your decision?A Thereis no sufficient datato make a decisionB. Failedto reject the null hypothesisC Reject the null hypothesisD. Either A or B

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For numbers 18 to 21: A study was conducted using 50 undergraduates at a large private university who volunteered to participate in the research as partial fulfillment of a course requirement. One of the items studi ed was the maximum daly amount of alcohol consumed in the last month. Base on the datain the following table, are there differences between males and femal es in themaimum amount of alcohol consumedin any one day in the pastmonth? Use 5% level of significance. Assume equal variances Al cohol consumed Mean Male 8.2 female 5.6 5.7 30 5.9 Standard deviation Number of students 20 18. Which of the following is the appropriate alternative hypothesis? A There are more female participants than males B. The amount of alcohol consumed by males is higherthan the amount consumed by the females. C The amount of alcohol consumed bymales and females in thepast month isnot the same. D. The amount of alcohol consumed by males and females in the past month is the same. 9. The pooledvariance would be? A 3456 B. 6.73 C. 33.408 D. 5.780 0. What is the value of the test statistics? A 1.980 C.0.270 D. 3.733 B. 1.558

For numbers 18 to 21: A study was conducted using 50 undergraduates at a large private university who volunteered to participate in the research as partial fulfillment of a course requirement. One of the items studi ed was the maximum daly amount of alcohol consumed in the last month. Base on the datain the following table, are there differences between males and femal es in themaimum amount of alcohol consumedin any one day in the pastmonth? Use 5% level of significance. Assume equal variances Al cohol consumed Mean Male 8.2 female 5.6 5.7 30 5.9 Standard deviation Number of students 20 18. Which of the following is the appropriate alternative hypothesis? A There are more female participants than males B. The amount of alcohol consumed by males is higherthan the amount consumed by the females. C The amount of alcohol consumed bymales and females in thepast month isnot the same. D. The amount of alcohol consumed by males and females in the past month is the same. 9. The pooledvariance would be? A 3456 B. 6.73 C. 33.408 D. 5.780 0. What is the value of the test statistics? A 1.980 C.0.270 D. 3.733 B. 1.558

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