Formula: df = n 1 (for one-sample B. df = n -1 mean test) df = 16-1 df = (₁ + ₂) - 2 (for two- sample mean test) df = 15 C. The critical or tabular value (teritical). (Can be found on C. 2.947 the given table of Tabular Value of T)
Formula: df = n 1 (for one-sample B. df = n -1 mean test) df = 16-1 df = (₁ + ₂) - 2 (for two- sample mean test) df = 15 C. The critical or tabular value (teritical). (Can be found on C. 2.947 the given table of Tabular Value of T)
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Transcribed Image Text:Formula:
df = n 1 (for one-sample B. df = n-1
mean test)
df = 16-1
df = (₁ + n₂) - 2 (for two-
sample mean test)
df = 15
C. The critical or tabular value
(teritical). (Can be found on C. 2.947
the given table of Tabular
Value of T)
4. Compute for the value of the Formula:
test statistic (t computed) using
the data from the population
and the sample/s.
Given:
X-48.1
μ-
n-29
s-0.9
Substitute the given to the formula
and solve:
5. Make a decision.
Decision:
(Reject Ho and Accept Ha or
Accept Ho and Reject Ha)
6. State the conclusion
Conclusion:
(x-µ)√n

Transcribed Image Text:Given:
sample size, n=29
sample mean, x=48.1
population standard deviation,a=0.9
population mean,µμ= 50
Significance level, a=0.01
1) Hypothesis test:
The null and alternative hypothesis is
Ho: The average weight of bag of chemical is equal to 50 kilograms.
In symbol
Ho: u = 50
Ha: The average weight of bag of chemical is not equal to 50 kilograms.
In symbol
Ha: u = 50
2) a) Significance level, a=0.01
The hypothesis test is two tailed test.
Step 4
3)a) t test.: One sample mean.
B)
Degree of freedom
df-n-1=29-1=28
C)
critical value:
critical value at a =0.01 and degree of freedom, df-28 is
ta/2= +2.763
from t distribution table
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