This research is a random sample of n-12 men and n=8 women.  For a drawing of a random sample, we number each individual and then by using a random number table we select 12 men. In the same way we select 8 women and start counting from a number on a random table and then continue to the next 8 numbers. Therefore, since we are using a random table, these drawings are completely random, and the sample acquired is a random sample. After selecting the random samples, we ask the following questions below: How many days per week do they exercise? What is their favorite exercise?   The Mean and Stand Deviation of the number of seconds the subject stayed balanced The Median number of days per week exercised The Mode of favorite exercise The 90% confidence Interval of the mean Construct a complete hypothesis test and determine if the two groups have significantly different balance using, u=0.05         The data collected from the 12 men & the calculations asking in the project are shown in the table below: Male Time in Second(X)   Number of Days Workout Favorite Workout M1 83 6889 1 Arms M2 65 4225 6 Chest M3 43 1849 3 Arms M4 34 1156 2 Back M5 92 8464 1 Arms M6 87 7569 6 Legs M7 177 31329 3 Legs M8 182 33124 1 Arms M9 45 2025 5 Chest M10 177 31329 1 Chest M11 181 32761 3 Arms M12 24 576 4 Legs         n = 12                        1190           161296           Median= 3     Mode= Arms Mean (M)= 99.166666666667 SS= 43287.66667 For Median arrange the data in ascending order Sr. No. Data 1 1 2 1 3 1 4 1 5 2 6 3 7 3 8 3 9 4 10 5 11 6 12 6                   Median= (n/2) observation + (n/2+1) observation 2 = (n/12) observation +(12/2+1) observation 2   =6th observation +7th observation 2 =3+3     3 =3 For Mode= Arms Mean: (M) =∑X/N=1190/12= 99.16667 SS= ∑X2−(∑X2)                 N   =161296−11902                        12     =43287.66667 The standard deviation: S =  =  = 62.7315 The Standard error of the mean:  =  =  = 18.1090 Level α = 0.10 df = n-1 = 12-1= 11 t Value (From the chart) = ±1.796 90% confidence interval for the men = M ± CV X    The data collected from the 8 women & the calculations asking in the project are shown in the table below: Female Time in second(X)   Square the x value from left column for each row below Number of Days Workout Favorite Workout FM1 67   6 Arms FM2 71   6 Back FM3 31   7 Back FM4 184   7 Chest FM5 29   5 Chest FM6 49   4 Legs FM7 50   4 Chest FM8 57   4 Arms              n = 8                ∑X =                              Med=               Mode Mean: M =    = SS =      The standard deviation: S =  =  = The standard error of the mean:  =  =  = Level α = 1-0.90 = 0.10.  df = n-1 = 8-1 =7 t value (From the chart) = 1.895 90% confidence interval for the women= M ±CV (t-value) X                                       Hypothesis test:    Male                                                                         Female = 12                                                          = 8 = use mean from male group                    = use mean from female group = use from male group                    = use  from female group                                      df =   +  - 2                                          = 12 + 8 -2                                        df = 18                                           Level = 0.05. use   from Original project! The null hypothesis ( ) : -  = 0 The alternative hypothesis ( ) :  ≠ 0 The critical value: t = ± 2.101 The test statistics: Detail calculations             Pooled variance:   =  =  =  = 8.23      This is just a sample! Estimated standard error: =  =                                        =  =   = 1.31(you will have different answer)  The t statistics: t =  =  =  = -2.48 (you will have different answer)  The test statistics:    = -2.48 (you will have different answer)     Decision:   Figure 2 Make sure you level the CV and don’t forget to shade the area of the region! Conclusion about the claim: At _____% significant level, the data_______ provide sufficient evidence to ……………………………………………………………

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This research is a random sample of n-12 men and n=8 women.  For a drawing of a random sample, we number each individual and then by using a random number table we select 12 men. In the same way we select 8 women and start counting from a number on a random table and then continue to the next 8 numbers. Therefore, since we are using a random table, these drawings are completely random, and the sample acquired is a random sample.

After selecting the random samples, we ask the following questions below:

  1. How many days per week do they exercise?
  2. What is their favorite exercise?

 

  • The Mean and Stand Deviation of the number of seconds the subject stayed balanced
  • The Median number of days per week exercised
  • The Mode of favorite exercise
  • The 90% confidence Interval of the mean
  • Construct a complete hypothesis test and determine if the two groups have significantly different balance using, u=0.05

 

 

 

 

The data collected from the 12 men & the calculations asking in the project are shown in the table below:

Male

Time in Second(X)

 

Number of Days Workout

Favorite Workout

M1

83

6889

1

Arms

M2

65

4225

6

Chest

M3

43

1849

3

Arms

M4

34

1156

2

Back

M5

92

8464

1

Arms

M6

87

7569

6

Legs

M7

177

31329

3

Legs

M8

182

33124

1

Arms

M9

45

2025

5

Chest

M10

177

31329

1

Chest

M11

181

32761

3

Arms

M12

24

576

4

Legs

        n = 12                        1190           161296           Median= 3     Mode= Arms

Mean (M)= 99.166666666667

SS= 43287.66667

For Median arrange the data in ascending order

Sr. No.

Data

1

1

2

1

3

1

4

1

5

2

6

3

7

3

8

3

9

4

10

5

11

6

12

6

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Median= (n/2) observation + (n/2+1) observation

2

= (n/12) observation +(12/2+1) observation

2

 

=6th observation +7th observation

2

=3+3

    3

=3

For Mode= Arms

Mean: (M) =∑X/N=1190/12= 99.16667

SS= ∑X2−(∑X2)

                N

 

=161296−11902

                       12

 

 

=43287.66667

The standard deviation: S =  =  = 62.7315

The Standard error of the mean:  =  =  = 18.1090

Level α = 0.10

df = n-1 = 12-1= 11

t Value (From the chart) = ±1.796

90% confidence interval for the men = M ± CV X   

The data collected from the 8 women & the calculations asking in the project are shown in the table below:

Female

Time in second(X)

 

Square the x value from left column for each row below

Number of Days Workout

Favorite Workout

FM1

67

 

6

Arms

FM2

71

 

6

Back

FM3

31

 

7

Back

FM4

184

 

7

Chest

FM5

29

 

5

Chest

FM6

49

 

4

Legs

FM7

50

 

4

Chest

FM8

57

 

4

Arms

             n = 8                ∑X =                              Med=               Mode

Mean: M =    =

SS =     

The standard deviation: S =  =  =

The standard error of the mean:  =  =  =

Level α = 1-0.90 = 0.10. 

df = n-1 = 8-1 =7

t value (From the chart) = 1.895

90% confidence interval for the women= M ±CV (t-value) X

                                  

 

 Hypothesis test:

   Male                                                                         Female

= 12                                                          = 8

= use mean from male group                    = use mean from female group

= use from male group                    = use  from female group

                                     df =   +  - 2

                                         = 12 + 8 -2

                                       df = 18            

                              Level = 0.05. use   from Original project!

  1. The null hypothesis ( ) : -  = 0
  1. The alternative hypothesis ( ) :  ≠ 0
  1. The critical value: t = ± 2.101
  1. The test statistics: Detail calculations            

Pooled variance  =  =  =  = 8.23      This is just a sample!

Estimated standard error: =  =        

                               =  =   = 1.31(you will have different answer)

 The t statistics: t =  =  =  = -2.48 (you will have different answer)

 The test statistics:    = -2.48 (you will have different answer)

 

 

  1. Decision:

 

Figure 2

Make sure you level the CV and don’t forget to shade the area of the region!

  1. Conclusion about the claim: At _____% significant level, the data_______ provide sufficient evidence to ………………………………………………………………..

 

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