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1) Probability model is Normal population.
2)
Null hypothesis is Delivery time is atleast 37 hours
Alternate hypothesis is Delivery time is leass than 37 hours
Therefore,
Hypothesis:
H0:
Ha:
Left alternative test
3)As we have the population standard deviation(
),
we need to use Z stat(Normal distribution)
Therefore test statistic(Z stat)=
~N(0,1)
Two
4)Sampling distribution is exact as the delivery times are normally distributed and we have the population standard deviation as well. We dont need to resort to central limit theorem.
Exact
5)
Z=
=
= -2

P(Z<-2)= 0.0228(From the Z table above)
6)
=37
means the null hypothesis is true, we are trying to find out the
probability of rejecting the null hypothesis when it is true. This
is called Type 1 error.
Probability of Type 1 error is called level of significance (
).
7)Critical value= 35
P(H0 will be accepted if
=34)= P(
>35
|
=34)
Z =
=
=1
P(
>35
|
=34)= P(Z>1)= 0.158655
8) The calculated is P(Not rejecting H0 | H0 is false).
We are trying to calculate the probability of not rejecting
H0 when it is to be rejected. This is called
Type II
error(
).
11) Sample mean(
)=
35.5
Z=
= -1.5
P(Z<-1.5)= 0.0668
12)critical vale when
=0.01,
Z value for
=0.01
is -2.326
corresponding X=
= 37-2.326*1= 34.67
13)Power = 1-
=
0.95
=
0.05,
=0.01
Corresponding Z for
=0.01 is -2.326
X= 37- 2.326*8/
=
= -18.608/(X-37)---------------------(1)
P(H0 will be accepted if
=34)= 0.05
=
0.05
X-34= 0.05*
Solving for X from the above equation gives, X= 34.06.
Solving for n from (1) gives n= 40
The minimum sample size =40
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