Answer
a) What type of Statistical test would you apply to test the hypothesis.
2 Sample t test need to be used to test the hypothesis as sample size is less, and we want to test two population means to determine whether they are significantly different and standard deviations are unknown and samples are drawn independently from each other.
b) State the Null Hypothesis clearly
Null Hypothesis : H0 : µP1- µP2 = 0 i.e There is no difference between mean values for P1 and P2
c) State the alternate or Research Hypotheis clearly
Alternate Hypothesis : Ha : µP1- µP2 <> 0 i.e There is difference between mean values for P1 and P2
d) State clearly the test statistic
test statistic
t =( (Xp1bar - Xp2bar) - ?)/(Sp*SQRT(1/np1 + 1/np2))
where ? is hypothesized difference of mean ,( ?=0 in this case)
Sp = Pooled Standard Deviation is determined by the following formula :
Sp2=( ( np1-1) Sp12 + ( np2-1) Sp22 )/( np1 + np2 – 2)
Sp1 and Sp2 are standard deviation of p1 and p2 respectively
Calculation of test statistic :
| P 1 | P2 | |||
| 2 | 3 | |||
| 2 | 4 | |||
| 3 | 6 | |||
| 2 | 5 | |||
| 2 | 6 | |||
| 3 | 6 | |||
| 7 | ||||
| XP1bar | 2.333 | XP2bar | 5.286 | |
| Sp1 | 0.516 | Sp2 | 1.380 | |
| np1 | 6 | np2 | 7 | |
| Sp = | =SQRT(=( ( np1-1) Sp12 + ( np2-1) Sp22 )/( np1 + np2 – 2) | |||
| = | 0.3248 | |||
| test statistic | ||||
| -5.057715091 | ||||
e) State the decision criteria based the critical test statistic value
Critical test statistic value whre alpha =0.05 , degrees of freedom (df )= np1 +np2-2 =6+7-2=11
t0.05 for df 11 is 2.20
hence Decision Criteria :
Reject the null Hypothesis H0 if t<-2.20 or t >2.20
f) Draw the statistical Distribution and specify the acceptance and rejection region.

g) What would you conclude about the equality of means
Conclusion : Means of P1 and P2 are not the same.
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