Hypothesis Test. Researchers suggest that, nationwide, college student populations have about 10% Type A personalities. Does North Georgia have a higher percentage? A recent survey showed a sample of 155 North Georgia students contained 22 students with Type A personalities.
Question: In words, what is the null hypothesis?
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North Georgia has a higher percentage of Type A personalities as the nationwide population. |
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North Georgia has a lower percentage of Type A personalities as the nationwide population. |
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North Georgia has an identical percentage of Type A personalities as the nationwide population. |
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None of these. |
Question 7 (1 point)
Hypothesis Test. Researchers suggest that, nationwide, college student populations have about 10% Type A personalities. Does North Georgia have a higher percentage? A recent survey showed a sample of 155 North Georgia students contained 22 students with Type A personalities.
If the level of significance is 0.05, the correct statistical conclusion would be.
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Reject the alternative |
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Accept the alternative |
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Reject the null |
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Accept the null |
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None of these |
Question 8 (1 point)
Hypothesis Test. Researchers suggest that, nationwide, college student populations have about 10% Type A personalities. Does North Georgia have a higher percentage? A recent survey showed a sample of 155 North Georgia students contained 22 students with Type A personalities.
Question: The correct procedure for this hypothesis test is the 2-proportion z-test.
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6).North Georgia has an identical percentage of Type A personalities as the nationwide population.
[ hypothesis:-
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suggestion of the researcher ]
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7). Reject the null
[ explanation:-
i am using minitab to solve the problem.
steps :-
stat basic statistics
1 proportion
select summarized data from the
drop down menu
in number of events type 22 , in
number of trials type 155
tick perform hypothesized test
in hypothesized proportion type
0.10
options
in confidence level type 95
select the alternative
hypothesis as proportion > hypothesized proportion
in method select normal
approximation
ok
ok.
decision:-
p value = 0.041 < 0.05 (alpha)
we reject the null hypothesis. ]
8).False
[ here, we will do 1 proportion z test.]
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