[Hypothesis Testing] We are given the following data: n = 177, # of 1's = 153, # of 2's = 24, phat = 153/177 a) State the null and alternative hypotheses using H0, Ha, and pb) Calculate the test statistic using z = (phat - p) / sqrt( (p x (1-p)) / n)c) Calculate the p-valued) Should the null hypothesis be rejected or not? The results of an annual Claimant Satisfaction Survey of policyholders who have had a claim with StateFarm Insurance Company revealed a 90% satisfaction rate for claim service. To check the accuracy ofthis claim, a random sample of State Farm claimants was asked to rate whether they were satisfied withthe quality of the service (1=Satisfied and 2-Unsatisfied). Data are available at state-farm.txtCan we infer that the satisfaction rate is less than 90%?The appropriate null and alternative hypotheses, Ho and Ha, for p areHo p = 0.90 vs Ha: p > 0.90O Hop = 0.90 vs Ha p < 0.90O Hop = 0.90 vs Hap 0.90

The sample size = 177The claim:- The satisfaction rate is less than 90%.

[Hypothesis Testing] We are given the following data: n = 177, # of 1's = 153, # of 2's = 24, phat = 153/177 a) State the null and alternative hypotheses using H0, Ha, and p b) Calculate the test statistic using z = (phat - p) / sqrt( (p x (1-p)) / n) c) Calculate the p-value d) Should the null hypothesis be rejected or not?

[Hypothesis Testing] We are given the following data: n = 177, # of 1's = 153, # of 2's = 24, phat = 153/177 a) State the null and alternative hypotheses using H0, Ha, and p b) Calculate the test statistic using z = (phat - p) / sqrt( (p x (1-p)) / n) c) Calculate the p-value d) Should the null hypothesis be rejected or not?

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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Author:Amos Gilat

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