The average daily production of a certain product in a plant is recorded. Registration was carried out for 54 days and an average of 1,350 liters with a standard deviation of 260 liters was obtained. Test the hypothesis at a significance level of 5%, that the average daily production is 1400 liters. What is the p-value of the test?
A) 0.0793
B) 0.0882
C) 0.0623
D) 0.0551
Solution :
This is the left tailed test,
The null and alternative hypothesis is ,
H0 :
= 1400
Ha :
< 1400
Test statistic = z
= (
-
) /
/
n
= (1350 - 1400) / 260 /
54
Test statistic = z = -1.41
P(Z < -1.41)
P-value = 0.0793
correct option is = A
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