We frame the Null Hypothesis
: The Mean
Income of those selecting Plan B is larger.
To Test the
we use the t
- Statistic








Given
= 0.02 =
2%

Since
;
So we Accept
at 2 % Level
of Significant
Therefore we conclude that "The Mean Income of those selecting Plan B is larger".
p-value:
p value is 0.4585
NOTE: To See the Critical Values of Z; we use the Standard Normal area tabulated values which i posted below.
How to see?
If alpha = 2% the confidence interval = 98% (Or) Vice-Versa
Divide the value 98 with 100. you will get 0.98 and after that divide the value 0.98 with 2; you will get 0.49. Now Search this 0.49 in side the table ( repeating again see inside the table). You will find this at the intersection of (2.3, 0,03) which is Zcri value i.e 2.33
Like this you can find the Zcri for any alpha values.

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