The lifetime of special light-bulbs is normally distributed. A sample of 81 bulbs has produced a mean of 738 hours and a standard deviation of 38.2 hours. Test the hypothesis Ho : H = 747.5 Ho : µ = 747.5 versus H1 : µ #747.5 H : µ ± 747.5 at the significance levels of az = p-value to verify your answers. 0.05 a, = 0.05 and az 0.01 a2 = 0.01 Find the p-value of the test, and use the

The lifetime of special light-bulbs is normally distributed. A sample of 81 bulbs has produced a mean of 738 hours and a standard deviation of 38.2 hours. Test the hypothesis Ho : H = 747.5 Ho : µ = 747.5 versus H1 : µ #747.5 H : µ ± 747.5 at the significance levels of az = p-value to verify your answers. 0.05 a, = 0.05 and az 0.01 a2 = 0.01 Find the p-value of the test, and use the

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MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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Author:Amos Gilat

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