Past experience indicates that the time required for high school seniors to complete a standardized test is a normal random variable with a standard deviation of 4 minutes. Test the hypothesis that a= 4 against the alternative that a <4 if a random sample of the test times of 18 high school seniors hes a standard deviation s=2.01. Use a 0 significance Click here to view ace 1 of the Chi-Sauare Cilical Values Table. Cick here to view.naca 2 of the Chi Squara Cntical Valuas Table Identily the null and altemalive hypotheses Select the corect cheice below and fil in the answer bexes to complete your choice. (Type integers or decimals. Do not round) A Critical Valuan of Chi-Squared, Page 1 OA H 3. Ha = H, . H, OC. H OD. H Oc. H, H,o Ci Vlf e ChiS Distratin Idenily the critical region. Select the correct choice below and fil in the answer boxes) to complete your choice. (Hound to twe decimal places as neaded) 0.00 0.08 0 M TS 070 0 2 no0 SDOTIT S 4 30 2 5 0412 4 a 0211 .4 0713 139 OA r On for 1213 LI 2.190 1 2 300 4. LIM 1217 2.201 T 12 16I 2 1N2 420 L4TI 6.3 1 4 SOTI A7 7.344 D LT 2 10 216 2 e 1 2. 2 270 24 6.30 4 179 6ar 13N 9342 II 2000 IN EOn I I 41 707 A 9.0 1138 9.0 Find the test statistic. 1a aae 12 2014 A71 41 10 4.0 4000 6.3 141 1.70 9 12.39 14 (Round te twe decimal places as neaded) I1912 12404 15.3 12.192 13 . aes A 173 17 What is the appropriate decision for this test? IN 5 19 es T 6T 11. TIs 1244 14AT AN 16 r 15445 1634 IT 23r 20 144 40 2ST OA The test statistic is significant at the 0.05 level. Based on the test statistic, reject H, and conclude that there is sufficient evidence that e «4. 163 IT 3317 M4 172 1 21.7 I7INT A 13r 190 223T 21 8 A OB. The test statistic is not signiticant at the 0.05 level. Based on the test statistic, tal to rejact H, and conclude that there is not sufticient evidence that o 4 123 18001 14 14 17.187 23 030 I1.200 24 1R 1190e an 1050 U 110 19 2 s 217 21.M 21 2279 M 22 214 e 22 475 23T 24T N 244 2.n 32345 310 SENTI OC. The lest statistic is not significant at the 0.05 level. Based on the test statistic, reject H, and condude that there is not sufficient evidence that e4. 12T 16473 12. 1a 16379 13.00 14126 144 17.29 IR4 2 IR 21 LRA OD. The test statistic is significant at the 0.05 level. Dased on the test statistic, fail to reject H, end conclude that there is sufficient evidence that e<4. 28 124 160 29 13121 30 137T 15 ST4 16 00 20. 23364 40 20 22.104 29.7 en 17.45 24.431 20. 20 1234S 4 37 1.40 man 4292 aam 31.064 46.49 0. Drint Donn
Past experience indicates that the time required for high school seniors to complete a standardized test is a normal random variable with a standard deviation of 4 minutes. Test the hypothesis that a= 4 against the alternative that a <4 if a random sample of the test times of 18 high school seniors hes a standard deviation s=2.01. Use a 0 significance Click here to view ace 1 of the Chi-Sauare Cilical Values Table. Cick here to view.naca 2 of the Chi Squara Cntical Valuas Table Identily the null and altemalive hypotheses Select the corect cheice below and fil in the answer bexes to complete your choice. (Type integers or decimals. Do not round) A Critical Valuan of Chi-Squared, Page 1 OA H 3. Ha = H, . H, OC. H OD. H Oc. H, H,o Ci Vlf e ChiS Distratin Idenily the critical region. Select the correct choice below and fil in the answer boxes) to complete your choice. (Hound to twe decimal places as neaded) 0.00 0.08 0 M TS 070 0 2 no0 SDOTIT S 4 30 2 5 0412 4 a 0211 .4 0713 139 OA r On for 1213 LI 2.190 1 2 300 4. LIM 1217 2.201 T 12 16I 2 1N2 420 L4TI 6.3 1 4 SOTI A7 7.344 D LT 2 10 216 2 e 1 2. 2 270 24 6.30 4 179 6ar 13N 9342 II 2000 IN EOn I I 41 707 A 9.0 1138 9.0 Find the test statistic. 1a aae 12 2014 A71 41 10 4.0 4000 6.3 141 1.70 9 12.39 14 (Round te twe decimal places as neaded) I1912 12404 15.3 12.192 13 . aes A 173 17 What is the appropriate decision for this test? IN 5 19 es T 6T 11. TIs 1244 14AT AN 16 r 15445 1634 IT 23r 20 144 40 2ST OA The test statistic is significant at the 0.05 level. Based on the test statistic, reject H, and conclude that there is sufficient evidence that e «4. 163 IT 3317 M4 172 1 21.7 I7INT A 13r 190 223T 21 8 A OB. The test statistic is not signiticant at the 0.05 level. Based on the test statistic, tal to rejact H, and conclude that there is not sufticient evidence that o 4 123 18001 14 14 17.187 23 030 I1.200 24 1R 1190e an 1050 U 110 19 2 s 217 21.M 21 2279 M 22 214 e 22 475 23T 24T N 244 2.n 32345 310 SENTI OC. The lest statistic is not significant at the 0.05 level. Based on the test statistic, reject H, and condude that there is not sufficient evidence that e4. 12T 16473 12. 1a 16379 13.00 14126 144 17.29 IR4 2 IR 21 LRA OD. The test statistic is significant at the 0.05 level. Dased on the test statistic, fail to reject H, end conclude that there is sufficient evidence that e<4. 28 124 160 29 13121 30 137T 15 ST4 16 00 20. 23364 40 20 22.104 29.7 en 17.45 24.431 20. 20 1234S 4 37 1.40 man 4292 aam 31.064 46.49 0. Drint Donn
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