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a)
The type I error rate or significance level is the probability of rejecting the null hypothesis given that it is true. It is denoted by the Greek letter α (alpha) and is also called the alpha level.
hence type i error is α
b)
power of test is rejecting the null when it is not true
we reject the null when
Xbar < 7.73 + t * s /sqrt(n)
here
s = 0.77
n = 25
df = n-1 = 24
t = =T.INV(0.05,24)
= -1.71088
Xbar < 7.73 - 1.71088 * 0.77/sqrt(25)
< 7.46652448
power when sample is from N(7.5,1)
P(Xbar < 7.46652448 | N(7.5,1))
= P(Z <(7.46652448 - 7.5)/(1/sqrt(25)))
= P(Z < -0.1673776 )
= 0.433536475
when sample is from N(7,1)
P(Xbar < 7.46652448 | N(7,1))
= P(Z <(7.46652448 - 7)/(1/sqrt(25)))
= P(Z < 2.3326224)
= 0.990166
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