Question 4-10! and thak you in advance! Here's the Data: Rod Length25.4225.8925.2124.3224.7024.1524.4923.2924.1325.7124.6523.2024.8025.9523.4725.8024.2425.2325.1625.2224.5924.5324.7024.8124.4023.4525.2824.0324.3425.1326.0825.7423.7124.1825.1126.2925.6125.4724.3624.5924.2424.9425.9424.1326.1225.1624.8323.4724.9625.3426.0025.1925.6124.6624.4824.6425.9724.4024.5524.1324.8325.6024.6326.0023.5624.5624.3825.1224.9025.8325.4424.9824.8125.0924.2524.0025.9025.4624.3025.2223.3224.5825.6024.7125.8523.2225.8224.9824.9524.2324.6924.4424.0525.1225.2124.9824.2125.8925.2324.8924.9125.7625.6124.8424.8324.1625.7024.5624.8424.2525.4524.1525.0025.2326.0025.2224.0624.9424.7925.0425.7424.9125.6624.5726.7323.2225.8524.2924.6825.2925.7124.6324.4325.9625.5224.7124.3625.1124.4525.8724.7224.2324.7425.5925.4524.3925.4624.0725.3925.50 **To be submitted:**A factory manufactures steel rods. The rods are supposed to have a mean length of 25 cm. If there is evidence at α = 0.05 that the mean length for all rods is different from 25 cm, the factory will be shut down and a costly maintenance procedure will ensue. If the mean length is different from 25 cm, customers will be unhappy and not use the company anymore. A random sample of 150 rods is taken. The lengths of those 150 rods are in the file *rods20A.xlsx*.1. **Make a frequency table** and histogram for the data with the first class of (23, 23.5).2. Run a hypothesis test that tests the claim that the mean length for all rods is different from 25 cm.3. State your conclusion in terms of the claim and whether you would recommend shutting down the factory.4. State what a Type I error is in context.5. State what a Type II error is in context.6. What are the likely consequences of making a Type I error?7. What are the likely consequences of making a Type II error?8. Find and interpret a 95% confidence interval for the mean length of all rods.9. Based on the CI would you recommend shutting down the factory? Justify.10. Compare your conclusions in 3 and 9.Remember the goal of any lab is that you learn by doing!Save your file often and do not delete any data!**Your lab report must include** the frequency table, histogram, and your hypothesis tests. For each test be sure to state Ho and Ha, the test statistic and p-value, your decision about Ho, and your conclusion in terms of the claim.Remember to copy and paste your tables and graphs into a document. Carry work and answers to the thousandths place where applicable.

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Rod Length
25.42
25.89
25.21
24.32
24.70
24.15
24.49
23.29
24.13
25.71
24.65
23.20
24.80
25.95
23.47
25.80
24.24
25.23
25.16
25.22
24.59
24.53
24.70
24.81
24.40
23.45
25.28
24.03
24.34
25.13
26.08
25.74
23.71
24.18
25.11
26.29
25.61
25.47
24.36
24.59
24.24
24.94
25.94
24.13
26.12
25.16
24.83
23.47
24.96
25.34
26.00
25.19
25.61
24.66
24.48
24.64
25.97
24.40
24.55
24.13
24.83
25.60
24.63
26.00
23.56
24.56
24.38
25.12
24.90
25.83
25.44
24.98
24.81
25.09
24.25
24.00
25.90
25.46
24.30
25.22
23.32
24.58
25.60
24.71
25.85
23.22
25.82
24.98
24.95
24.23
24.69
24.44
24.05
25.12
25.21
24.98
24.21
25.89
25.23
24.89
24.91
25.76
25.61
24.84
24.83
24.16
25.70
24.56
24.84
24.25
25.45
24.15
25.00
25.23
26.00
25.22
24.06
24.94
24.79
25.04
25.74
24.91
25.66
24.57
26.73
23.22
25.85
24.29
24.68
25.29
25.71
24.63
24.43
25.96
25.52
24.71
24.36
25.11
24.45
25.87
24.72
24.23
24.74
25.59
25.45
24.39
25.46
24.07
25.39
25.50

**To be submitted:**

A factory manufactures steel rods. The rods are supposed to have a mean length of 25 cm. If there is evidence at α = 0.05 that the mean length for all rods is different from 25 cm, the factory will be shut down and a costly maintenance procedure will ensue. If the mean length is different from 25 cm, customers will be unhappy and not use the company anymore. A random sample of 150 rods is taken. The lengths of those 150 rods are in the file *rods20A.xlsx*.

1. **Make a frequency table** and histogram for the data with the first class of (23, 23.5).
2. Run a hypothesis test that tests the claim that the mean length for all rods is different from 25 cm.
3. State your conclusion in terms of the claim and whether you would recommend shutting down the factory.
4. State what a Type I error is in context.
5. State what a Type II error is in context.
6. What are the likely consequences of making a Type I error?
7. What are the likely consequences of making a Type II error?
8. Find and interpret a 95% confidence interval for the mean length of all rods.
9. Based on the CI would you recommend shutting down the factory? Justify.
10. Compare your conclusions in 3 and 9.

Remember the goal of any lab is that you learn by doing!
Save your file often and do not delete any data!

**Your lab report must include** the frequency table, histogram, and your hypothesis tests. For each test be sure to state Ho and Ha, the test statistic and p-value, your decision about Ho, and your conclusion in terms of the claim.

Remember to copy and paste your tables and graphs into a document.
Carry work and answers to the thousandths place where applicable.

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