In 2006 the mean weight of men was believed to be 86.8 kg. To test for an increase in the weight a random sample of 100 men showed a mean weight of 88.7 kg with a sample standard deviation of 11.64 kg. The decision at 5% S.L. is B. Do not reject Ho. D. Do not reject H1. A. Reject Ho. C. Reject H1.
In 2006 the mean weight of men was believed to be 86.8 kg. To test for an increase in the weight a random sample of 100 men showed a mean weight of 88.7 kg with a sample standard deviation of 11.64 kg. The decision at 5% S.L. is B. Do not reject Ho. D. Do not reject H1. A. Reject Ho. C. Reject H1.
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Section10.4: Distributions Of Data
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