Review(32a);   CHOOSE two options.   Professor Ratzo wonders if rats will run a maze faster for some kinds of foods  rather tha others. He randomly assigns  30 rats to one of three conditions. Group1 gets  bread at the end of the maze. Group2 gets cheddar cheee  and Group3  gets honey glazed ham. The number of seconds was recorded. The hypotheseis is that type of food makes a difference in rat running time. Choose the correct hypotheses in symbol notation(or word if symbol is not available)       if symbol is not appropriate) (a) Z test (b)single sample t test (c)dependent t test (d) independent t test (e) Pearson correlation coeffieient. (f) ANOVA (g) chi Square goodness  of fit test (h)Chi Square test of independence  (i) Ho: u1-u2=0     H1: u1-u2!=0 (j) Ho: u1-u2 =0     H1:u1-u2<0 (k) Ho: u1-u2 >= 0      H1: u1=u2<0 (l) Ho : Rho=0     H1: Rho!=0 (m) Ho: Rho >= 0       H1: Rho <0 (n) Ho:Rho <= 0      H1: Rho > 0 (o)  Ho: u=0       H1: u<=0 (p) Ho: u<=0      H1: u>0 (q) Ho:u>=0       H1: u<0 (r) Ho:The two variables are independent     H1: THe two variables are dependent/related

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 Review(32a);

  CHOOSE two options.

  Professor Ratzo wonders if rats will run a maze faster for some kinds of foods  rather tha others.

He randomly assigns  30 rats to one of three conditions. Group1 gets  bread at the end of the maze.

Group2 gets cheddar cheee  and Group3  gets honey glazed ham. The number of seconds was

recorded. The hypotheseis is that type of food makes a difference in rat running time.

Choose the correct hypotheses in symbol notation(or word if symbol is not available)

 

 

 

if symbol is not appropriate)

(a) Z test

(b)single sample t test

(c)dependent t test

(d) independent t test

(e) Pearson correlation coeffieient.

(f) ANOVA

(g) chi Square goodness  of fit test

(h)Chi Square test of independence

 (i) Ho: u1-u2=0

    H1: u1-u2!=0

(j) Ho: u1-u2 =0

    H1:u1-u2<0

(k) Ho: u1-u2 >= 0

     H1: u1=u2<0

(l) Ho : Rho=0

    H1: Rho!=0

(m) Ho: Rho >= 0

      H1: Rho <0

(n) Ho:Rho <= 0

     H1: Rho > 0

(o)  Ho: u=0

      H1: u<=0

(p) Ho: u<=0

     H1: u>0

(q) Ho:u>=0

      H1: u<0

(r) Ho:The two variables are independent

    H1: THe two variables are dependent/related

 

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