4 Many people have high anxiety about visiting the dentist. Researchers want to knowif this affects blood pressure (B.P.) in such a way that the mean blood pressure whilewaiting to see the dentist is higher than it is an hour after the visit. Ten individualshave their systolic blood pressure measured while they are in the dentist's waitingroom and again an hour later after the conclusion of the visit to the dentist. The dataare as follow:B.P. Before: 132, 135, 149, 133, 119, 121, 128, 132, 119, 110B.P. After: 118, 137, 140, 139, 107, 116, 122, 124, 115, 103Assume normality if needed for this problem.LetBeforedenote the true mean blood pressure while waiting to see the dentists, anddenote the true mean blood pressure after seeing the dentist.AfterThe appropriate null and alternative hypothesis for testing the researcher's claim isis HoμBeforeμBefore - μAfter #0O is Ho: M Before:μBefore After > 0O is Ho: M Before -After ≤0 vs. Ha : BeforeAfter > 0is Ho : μBefore – µAfter ≤ 0 vs. Ha : μBefore – μAfter < 0-After = 0 vs. HaAfter ≥ 0 vs. Ha-

Solution: Claim: The mean blood pressure while waiting to see the dentist is higher than it is an…

Many people have high anxiety about visiting the dentist. Researchers want to know if this affects blood pressure (B.P.) in such a way that the mean blood pressure whil waiting to see the dentist is higher than it is an hour after the visit. Ten individuals have their systolic blood pressure measured while they are in the dentist's waiting room and again an hour later after the conclusion of the visit to the dentist. The dat are as follow: RD ro: 122 125 140 122 110 121 129 122 110 110

Many people have high anxiety about visiting the dentist. Researchers want to know if this affects blood pressure (B.P.) in such a way that the mean blood pressure whil waiting to see the dentist is higher than it is an hour after the visit. Ten individuals have their systolic blood pressure measured while they are in the dentist's waiting room and again an hour later after the conclusion of the visit to the dentist. The dat are as follow: RD ro: 122 125 140 122 110 121 129 122 110 110

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

10th Edition

ISBN:9780134753119

Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

Section: Chapter Questions

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