ELEMENTARY STATISTICS: STEP BY STEP- ALE
ELEMENTARY STATISTICS: STEP BY STEP- ALE
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Chapter 12, Problem 2DA
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To test: The hypothesis that the mean IQs of the various educational levels of the subjects are equal or not.

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Answer to Problem 2DA

There is significant difference between the means X¯1 and X¯4 , X¯2 and X¯4 , and X¯3 and X¯4 . Thus, it can be concluding that there is significant difference between the means of “No high school degree and Graduate degree”, “High school degree and Graduate degree”, “College graduate and Graduate degree”.

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Given info:

The databank shows the IQs of the various educational levels of the subjects.

Calculation:

Answers may vary. One of the possible answers is as follows:

Select random samples from the databank. The samples are given below.

No high school degree High school degree College graduate Graduate degree
103 106 110 121
101 98 106 129
103 99 116 126
100 122 100 128
116 109 113 131
103 100 114

The hypotheses are given below:

Null hypothesis:

H0:μ1=μ2=μ3=μ4

Alternative hypothesis:

H1: At least one mean is different from the others

Here, the difference in the mean percentage of voters in different places is tested. Hence, the claim is that,there is a difference in the mean percentage of voters in different places.

The number of samples k is 4, the sample sizes n1 , n2 , n3 and n4 are 6, 6, 6 and 5.

The degrees of freedom are d.f.N=k1 and d.f.D=Nk .

Where

N=n1+n2+n3+n4=6+6+6+5=23

Substitute 4 for k in d.f.N

d.f.N=k1 =4-1=3

Substitute 23 for N and 4 for k in d.f.D

d.f.D=Nk=234=19

Critical value:

The critical F-value is obtained using the Table H: The F-Distribution with the level of significance α=0.05 .

Procedure:

  • Locate 19 in the degrees of freedom, denominator row of the Table H.
  • Obtain the value in the corresponding degrees of freedom, numerator column below 3.

That is, the critical value is 3.13.

Rejection region:

The null hypothesis would be rejected if F>3.13 .

Software procedure:

Step-by-step procedure to obtain the test statistic using the MINITAB software:

  • Choose Stat > ANOVA > One-Way.
  • In Response, enter the IQ.
  • In Factor, enter the Factor.
  • Click OK.

Output using the MINITAB software is given below:

ELEMENTARY STATISTICS: STEP BY STEP- ALE, Chapter 12, Problem 2DA

From the MINITAB output, the test valueF is 13.33.

Conclusion:

From the results, the test value is 13.33.

Here, the F-statistic value is greater than the critical value.

That is, 13.33>3.13 .

Thus, it can be concluding that, the null hypothesis is rejected.

Hence, there is evidence to reject the claim thatthe mean IQs of the various educational levels of the subjectsare equal. So use Scheffe test for where the difference exists.

Consider, X¯1 , X¯2 , X¯3 and X¯4 represents the means of No high school degree, High school degree, College graduate and Graduate degree, s12,s22s32 and s42 represents the variances of samples of No high school degree, High school degree, College graduate and Graduate degree.

From the Minitab output, the sample sizes n1,n2,n3 and n4 are 6, 6, 6 and 5.

The means are X¯1,X¯2X¯3 and X¯4 are 104.33, 105.67, 109.83 and 127.00.

The sample variances are s12,s22s32 and s42 are 34.2225, 82.6281, 35.4025 and 14.5161.

Critical value:

The formula for critical value F1 for the Scheffe test is,

F1=(k1)(Critical value)

Here, the critical value of F test is 3.13.

Substitute 3.13 for critical value is of F and 3 for k-1 in F1

F1=3(3.13)=9.39

Comparison of the means:

The formula for finding sW2 is,

sW2=(ni1)si2(ni1)

That is,

sW2=(61)34.2225+(61)82.6281+(61)35.4025+(51)14.5161(61)+(61)+(61)+(51)=171.1125+413.1405+177.0125+58.064419=819.329919=43.1226

Comparison between the means X¯1 and X¯2 :

The hypotheses are given below:

Null hypothesis:

H0: There is no significant difference between X¯1 and X¯2 .

Alternative hypothesis:

H1: There is significant difference between X¯1 and X¯2 .

Rejection region:

The null hypothesis would be rejected if absolute value greater than the critical value.

The formula for comparing the means X¯1 and X¯2 is,

Fs=(X¯1X¯2)2sW2[1n1+1n2]

Substitute 104.33 and 105.67 for X¯1 and X¯2 , 6 for n1, 6 for n2 and 43.1226 for sW2

Fs=(104.33105.67)243.1226[16+16]=1.795643.1226[0.1667+0.1667]=1.795614.3771=0.125

Thus, the value of Fs is 0.125.

Conclusion:

The value of Fs is 0.125.

Here, the value of Fs is lesser than the critical value.

That is, 0.125<9.39 .

Thus, the null hypothesis is not rejected.

Hence, there is no significant difference between the means X¯1 and X¯2 .

Comparison between the means X¯1 and X¯3 :

The hypotheses are given below:

Null hypothesis:

H0: There is no significant difference between X¯1 and X¯3 .

Alternative hypothesis:

H1: There is significant difference between X¯1 and X¯3 .

Rejection region:

The null hypothesis would be rejected if absolute value greater than the critical value.

The formula for comparing the means X¯1 and X¯3 .is,

Fs=(X¯1X¯3)2sW2[1n1+1n3]

Substitute 104.33 and 109.83 for X¯1 and X¯3 , 6 for n1, 6 for n3 and 43.1226 for sW2

Fs=(104.33109.83)243.1226[16+16]=30.2543.1226[0.1667+0.1667]=30.2514.3771=2.104

Thus, the value of Fs is 2.104.

Conclusion:

The value of Fs is 2.104.

Here, the value of Fs is lesser than the critical value.

That is, 2.104<9.39 .

Thus, the null hypothesis is not rejected.

Hence, there is no significant difference between the means X¯1 and X¯3 .

Comparison between the means X¯2 and X¯3 :

The hypotheses are given below:

Null hypothesis:

H0: There is no significant difference between X¯2 and X¯3 .

Alternative hypothesis:

H1: There is significant difference between X¯2 and X¯3 .

Rejection region:

The null hypothesis would be rejected if absolute value greater than the critical value.

The formula for comparing the means X¯2 and X¯3 .is,

Fs=(X¯2X¯3)2sW2[1n2+1n3]

Substitute 105.67 and 109.83 for X¯2 and X¯3 , 6 for n2, 6 for n3 and 43.1226 for sW2

Fs=(105.67109.83)243.1226[16+16]=17.305643.1226[0.1667+0.1667]=17.305614.3771=1.204

Thus, the value of Fs is 1.204.

Conclusion:

The value of Fs is 1.204.

Here, the value of Fs is lesser than the critical value.

That is, 1.204<9.39 .

Thus, the null hypothesis is not rejected.

Hence, there is no significant difference between the means X¯2 and X¯3 .

Comparison between the means X¯1 and X¯4 :

The hypotheses are given below:

Null hypothesis:

H0: There is no significant difference between X¯1 and X¯4 .

Alternative hypothesis:

H1: There is significant difference between X¯1 and X¯4 .

Rejection region:

The null hypothesis would be rejected if absolute value greater than the critical value.

The formula for comparing the means X¯1 and X¯4 .is,

Fs=(X¯1X¯4)2sW2[1n2+1n4]

Substitute 104.33 and 127.00 for X¯1 and X¯4 , 6 for n1, 5 for n4 and 43.1226 for sW2

Fs=(104.33127.00)243.1226[16+15]=513.928943.1226[0.1667+0.2]=513.928915.8131=32.5002

Thus, the value of Fs is 32.5002.

Conclusion:

The value of Fs is 32.5002.

Here, the value of Fs is greater than the critical value.

That is, 32.5002>9.39 .

Thus, the null hypothesis is rejected.

Hence, there is significant difference between the means X¯1 and X¯4 .

Comparison between the means X¯2 and X¯4 :

The hypotheses are given below:

Null hypothesis:

H0: There is no significant difference between X¯2 and X¯4 .

Alternative hypothesis:

H1: There is significant difference between X¯2 and X¯4 .

Rejection region:

The null hypothesis would be rejected if absolute value greater than the critical value.

The formula for comparing the means X¯2 and X¯4 .is,

Fs=(X¯2X¯4)2sW2[1n2+1n4]

Substitute 105.67 and 127.00 for X¯2 and X¯4 , 6 for n2, 5 for n4 and 43.1226 for sW2

Fs=(105.67127.00)243.1226[16+15]=454.968943.1226[0.1667+0.2]=454.968915.8131=28.7716

Thus, the value of Fs is 28.7716.

Conclusion:

The value of Fs is 28.7716.

Here, the value of Fs is greater than the critical value.

That is, 28.7716>9.39 .

Thus, the null hypothesis is rejected.

Hence, there is significant difference between the means X¯2 and X¯4 .

Comparison between the means X¯3 and X¯4 :

The hypotheses are given below:

Null hypothesis:

H0: There is no significant difference between X¯3 and X¯4 .

Alternative hypothesis:

H1: There is significant difference between X¯3 and X¯4 .

Rejection region:

The null hypothesis would be rejected if absolute value greater than the critical value.

The formula for comparing the means X¯3 and X¯4 .is,

Fs=(X¯3X¯4)2sW2[1n3+1n4]

Substitute 109.83 and 127.00 for X¯3 and X¯4 , 6 for n2, 5 for n4 and 43.1226 for sW2

Fs=(109.83127.00)243.1226[16+15]=294.808943.1226[0.1667+0.2]=294.808915.8131=18.6433

Thus, the value of Fs is 18.6433.

Conclusion:

The value of Fs is 18.6433.

Here, the value of Fs is greater than the critical value.

That is, 18.6433>9.39 .

Thus, the null hypothesis is rejected.

Hence, there is significant difference between the means X¯3 and X¯4 .

Justification:

Here, there is significant difference between the means X¯1 and X¯4 , X¯2 and X¯4 , and X¯3 and X¯4 . Thus, it can be concluding that there is significant difference between the means of “No high school degree and Graduate degree”, “High school degree and Graduate degree”, “College graduate and Graduate degree”.

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