If the chocolate is too heavy, Zachwill need to pay Hershey's distributor a small overage fee. Test again at the a .01 level of significance whether or not the chocolate is on weight or heavy. Assuming a null hypothesis that the chocolate is on weight (µ = .16 oz) versus the alternate hypothesis that it is over weight (u > .16 oz), set up the hypothesis and test using a one sample t-test. Show the t-score. Interpret the p-value. Assuming that the sample normal and random, does production need to pay an overage to the distributor ?

If the chocolate is too heavy, Zachwill need to pay Hershey's distributor a small overage fee. Test again at the a .01 level of significance whether or not the chocolate is on weight or heavy. Assuming a null hypothesis that the chocolate is on weight (µ = .16 oz) versus the alternate hypothesis that it is over weight (u > .16 oz), set up the hypothesis and test using a one sample t-test. Show the t-score. Interpret the p-value. Assuming that the sample normal and random, does production need to pay an overage to the distributor ?

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MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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