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It is claimed that mostly students rent a house in that area so they on the average stay at the same house for at most 5 years. Test this claim at 0.05 significance level.

It is claimed that mostly students rent a house in that area so they on the average stay at the same house for at most 5 years. Test this claim at 0.05 significance level.

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6) It is claimed that mostly students rent a house in that area so they on the average stay at the same house for at most 5 years. Test this claim at 0.05 significance level.

(Q4. Occupation-Q8. For how many years are you staying at his house?)

NO Q4 Q8 1 Employed 2 Unemployed 3 Retired 39 4 40 4 Retired 38 5 Retired 6 Unemployed 44 23 7 Employed 12 8 Retired 9 Employed 10 Unemployed 11 Unemployed 46 12 Unemployed 13 Retired 21 14 Retired 17 15 Student 6 16 Student 17 Employed 17 18 Employed 15 19 Unemployed 10 20 Retired 17 21 Student 22 Student 4 23 Retired 50 24 Employed 13 25 Retired 27 25 Unemployed 31 27 Employed 25 28 Employed 35 29 Retired 25 30 Retired 14 31 Retired 13 32 Unemployed 18 33 Unemployed 7 34 Retired 8 35 Student 36 Student 37 Employed 38 Employed 39 Student 40 Employed 16 41 Retired 45 42 Unemployed 43 Retired 35 4 Employed 36 45 Employed 16 45 Unemployed 14 47 Employed 2 48 Unemployed 25 49 Retired 30 so Employed 10
Transcribed Image Text:NO Q4 Q8 1 Employed 2 Unemployed 3 Retired 39 4 40 4 Retired 38 5 Retired 6 Unemployed 44 23 7 Employed 12 8 Retired 9 Employed 10 Unemployed 11 Unemployed 46 12 Unemployed 13 Retired 21 14 Retired 17 15 Student 6 16 Student 17 Employed 17 18 Employed 15 19 Unemployed 10 20 Retired 17 21 Student 22 Student 4 23 Retired 50 24 Employed 13 25 Retired 27 25 Unemployed 31 27 Employed 25 28 Employed 35 29 Retired 25 30 Retired 14 31 Retired 13 32 Unemployed 18 33 Unemployed 7 34 Retired 8 35 Student 36 Student 37 Employed 38 Employed 39 Student 40 Employed 16 41 Retired 45 42 Unemployed 43 Retired 35 4 Employed 36 45 Employed 16 45 Unemployed 14 47 Employed 2 48 Unemployed 25 49 Retired 30 so Employed 10
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