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Introduction to the Practice of Statistics: w/CrunchIt/EESEE Access Card
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ISBN: 9781464158933
Author: David S. Moore, George P. McCabe, Bruce A. Craig
Publisher: W. H. Freeman
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Chapter 7.1, Problem 38E

(a)

Section 1:

To determine

To find: The difference of estimates for each subject.

(a)

Section 1:

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 38E

Solution: The table for difference of estimates is as follows,

Jocko

Other

Difference

1410

1250

160

1550

1300

250

1250

1250

0

1300

1200

100

900

950

-50

1520

1575

-55

1750

1600

150

3600

3380

220

2250

2125

125

2840

2600

240

Explanation of Solution

Calculation: To calculate Difference follow the below mentioned steps in Minitab;

Step 1: Enter the variable name as ‘Jocko’ in column C1 and enter the provided data of ‘Jocko’s’. Enter the variable name as ‘Other’ in column C2 and enter the provided data of ‘Other’.

Step 2: Enter variable name as ‘Difference’ in column C3.

Step 3: Go to "Calc""Calculater"

Step 4: In the dialog box that appears, select ‘Difference’ in ‘Store result in variable’.

Step 5: Enter 'Jocko-Other' in ‘Expression’ and click ‘OK’.

From Minitab result, the table for weight change is as follows,

Jocko

Other

Difference

1410

1250

160

1550

1300

250

1250

1250

0

1300

1200

100

900

950

-50

1520

1575

-55

1750

1600

150

3600

3380

220

2250

2125

125

2840

2600

240

Section 2:

To determine

To find: The mean and standard deviation of difference of estimates.

Section 2:

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Answer to Problem 38E

Solution: The required mean is 114.0 and the standard deviation is 114.4

Explanation of Solution

Calculation: Follow the below mentioned steps in Minitab,

Step 1: Follow the step 1 to 5 performed in part (a).

Step 2: Go to "Stat""Basicstatistics""Display Discriptive statistics". Then click on ‘OK’.

Step 3: In dialog box that appears select ‘Difference’ under the field marked as ‘Variables’. Then click on ‘Statistics’.

Step 4: In dialog box that appears select ‘None’ and then ‘Mean’. Finally, click ‘OK’ on both dialog boxes.

From Minitab result, the mean is 114.0 and the standard deviation is 114.4.

(b)

To determine

To test: The hypothesis that the estimates of the two garages do not differ significantly.

(b)

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Answer to Problem 38E

Solution: The mean estimates for Jocko and Other differ significantly at 5% significance level.

Explanation of Solution

Calculation:

The null hypothesis is the hypothesis of no difference. If μ1and μ2 are mean estimate for ‘jocko’ and ‘Other’ respectively and the null and alternative hypotheses are as follows,

The null hypothesis assumes that there is no significant difference and is formulated as,

H0:μ1=μ2

And the alternative hypothesis assumes a significant change in the average estimates and is formulated as,

Ha:μ1μ2

The formula of test statistic for paired t-test is as follows,

t=d¯(sn)

In the above formula,

d¯=meandifferences=sample standard deviationn = sample size

The test statistic is calculated as,

t=114(114.410)=3.15

The formula for degrees of freedom is as follows,

Degreesoffreedom = n1

And it is calculated as,

Degreesoffreedom = n1=101=9

To calculate the P-value follow the below mentioned steps in Minitab,

Step 1: Follow the step 1 to 5 performed in part (a).

Step 2: Go to StatBasicstatisticsPairedt

Step 3: In the dialogue box that appears, select samples in columns.

Step 4: Enter ‘Jocko’ under the field marked as ‘First sample’ and ‘Other’ under the field marked as ‘Second sample’.

Step 5: In the dialogue box that appears, Click on ‘Option’. Enter 95.0 in the field of Confidence interval, 0.0 in ‘Test mean’ and ‘not equal’ in ‘Alternative’.

From Minitab results, the P-value is 0.012.

Conclusion: Since, the P-value is 0.012 which is less than 0.05, the significance level. So the null hypothesis is rejected and it is concluded that the mean estimate for ‘Jocko’ is different from mean estimate for ‘Other’.

(c)

To determine

To find: The confidence interval.

(c)

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Answer to Problem 38E

Solution: The required confidence interval is (32.2, 195.8).

Explanation of Solution

Calculation:

The confidence interval is an interval for which there is 95% chances that it contains the population parameter (population mean).

To calculate the confidence interval, follow the below mentioned steps in Minitab,

Step 1: Follow the step 1 to 5 performed in part (a).

Step 2: Go to StatBasicstatisticsPairedt.

Step 3: In the dialogue box that appears, select samples in columns.

Step 4: Enter ‘Jocko’ under the field marked as ‘First sample’ and ‘Other’ under the field marked as ‘Second sample’.

Step 5: In the dialogue box that appears, Click on ‘Option’. Enter 95.0 in the field of Confidence interval, 0.0 in ‘Test mean’ and ‘not equal’ in ‘Alternative’.

From Minitab result, the confidence interval is (32.2, 195.8).

(d)

To determine

To explain: The repayment that is recommended to the insurance company seeks.

(d)

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 38E

Solution: The seeking repayment is recommended between $32.2 and $195.8.

Explanation of Solution

The confidence interval of the mean difference is (32.2, 195.8) which is calculated in part (c). So the seeking repayment is recommended between $32.2 and $195.8. The conclusion is made with 95% confidence.

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