Suppose that we need to compute the probability of Type II error and the power for the following hypothesis test: Ho: μ = 5 and H1: μ > 5 with the following decision rule: reject Ho if [-5]/[0.1/] > 1.645 or 5 + 1.645*[0.1/] = 5.041, when we know that the true population mean is given by μ = 5.15. Then the solution should proceed as follows: Since μ = 5.15, β = P(≤xc| μ = μ*) = P(≤5.041| μ*=5.15) = P([5.15 - 5.041]//[0.1/] = P(z≤1.05) and the power of the test is given by power = 1 – .0111 = .899. Is it true or false? Note that xc is thecritical value from the appropriate sampling distribution of the sample mean, μ is the population mean under null hypothesis, μ * is the true population mean, and x-bar is the sample mean. True Fals
Suppose that we need to compute the probability of Type II error and the power for the following hypothesis test: Ho: μ = 5 and H1: μ > 5 with the following decision rule: reject Ho if [-5]/[0.1/] > 1.645 or 5 + 1.645*[0.1/] = 5.041, when we know that the true population
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