Suppose a random sample of 17 is selected from a normal distribution and the sample mean x-bar = 102.5 and the sample standard deviation Sx = 4.3. Is this a z distribution or a t distribution?
A. t distribution with 17 degrees of freedom
B. t distribution with 16 degrees of freedom
C. z distribution
D. Cannot be determined
Part b construct a 96% confidence interval for the population mean
A. 100.17 to 104.83
B. 100.36 to 104.64
C. 100.00 and 105.00
D. 100.10 and 104.90
Part c to test H_o: μ = 100 against H_a: μ ≠ 100, find the test statistic value of this test
A. 2.631
B. 2.326
C. 2.397
D. 2.607
Part d between what 2 p-values does this test statistic lie?
A. .10 and .05
B. .05 and .04
C. .02 and .01
D. .04 and .02
Part e is this test statistically significant at the α = 0.05 level.
A. Yes, and we should reject H_o
B. No, and we cannot reject H_o
C. No, and we accept H_o
D. Cannot be determined
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