Let X1, X2...,X16 be a random sample from a normal distribution with mean µ and variance 9.Consider testing of Ho: µ < 15 versus H,:4 > 15 using the test Y: Reject H, if and only if X > 15+Q # 23/Vn.(a)Find the power function and sketch it.(b)Find the size of this given test Y.

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Xi~N(μ,9), i=1,2,..,16X¯ ~N(μ,9/n)H0:μ≤15H1: μ>15Rejection Region: X¯ >15+3/nPower…

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Let X1, X2...,X16 be a random sample from a normal distribution with mean µ and variance 9. Consider testing of Họ: µ < 15 versus H :4 > 15 using the test Y: Reject H, if and only if X > 15+ Q # 2 3/Vn. (a) Find the power function and sketch it. (h) Find the size of this given test Y

Let X1, X2...,X16 be a random sample from a normal distribution with mean µ and variance 9. Consider testing of Họ: µ < 15 versus H :4 > 15 using the test Y: Reject H, if and only if X > 15+ Q # 2 3/Vn. (a) Find the power function and sketch it. (h) Find the size of this given test Y

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