The voltage of a received signal is assumed to be normally distributed with standard deviation 0.16 volt. The receiver tests Ho : u = 2 volt, against H : 4# 2 volt, using n = 12. Let the acceptance region be 1.8 s S 2.2. (1) find the value of a. (2) Find Bif the true mean output is 2.1 volt. (3) Find the power of the test for detecting a true mean output 2.1 volt.

The voltage of a received signal is assumed to be normally distributed with standard deviation 0.16 volt. The receiver tests Ho : u = 2 volt, against H : 4# 2 volt, using n = 12. Let the acceptance region be 1.8 s S 2.2. (1) find the value of a. (2) Find Bif the true mean output is 2.1 volt. (3) Find the power of the test for detecting a true mean output 2.1 volt.

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