When carrying out a hypothesis test for a population proportion, under what conditions is it appropriate to use the normal distribution as an approximation to the (theoretically correct) binomial distribution?  You need to have a simple random sample from a large sample      The doctors of a local hospital claim in a report presented to the governing directors that 30% of its emergency room patients are not really in need of intensive care unit (ICU) facilities i.e. these patients should really be in the high dependency unit (HDU) and not in the ICU which is overpopulated. Using a random sample of 400 ICU patients, a board member finds that 35% of those treated were not true emergency cases.    Formulate a hypothesis and carry out an appropriate hypothesis test, using the critical value approach and at a 5% level to evaluate the doctors’ claim.   Be sure to show all the steps of this approach i.e..i. state H0 and HA, ii. select α, select the test statistic (giving reason for your choice) and compute it, iii. get the critical value, iv. compare the test statistic, v. state your decision, and vi. explain (interpret) your conclusion

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  1. When carrying out a hypothesis test for a population proportion, under what conditions is it appropriate to

use the normal distribution as an approximation to the (theoretically correct) binomial distribution? 

You need to have a simple random sample from a large sample 




 

 

  1. The doctors of a local hospital claim in a report presented to the governing directors that 30% of its

emergency room patients are not really in need of intensive care unit (ICU) facilities i.e. these patients

should really be in the high dependency unit (HDU) and not in the ICU which is overpopulated. Using a

random sample of 400 ICU patients, a board member finds that 35% of those treated were not true

emergency cases. 

 

Formulate a hypothesis and carry out an appropriate hypothesis test, using the critical value approach and

at a 5% level to evaluate the doctors’ claim.

 

Be sure to show all the steps of this approach i.e..i. state H0 and HA, ii. select α, select the test statistic

(giving reason for your choice) and compute it, iii. get the critical value, iv. compare the test statistic, v. state

your decision, and vi. explain (interpret) your conclusion






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