the reasonable and customary fee for anesthesia services for surgery lasting less than 1 hour in a certain region is $425, as specified by an insurer. a particular anesthesiology office is suspected of charging on average more than this amount and a random sample of 45 of their billings show x = $455 and s = $44. can we conclude at the .055 level of significance that this particular anesthesiology office charges on average more than $425
This is the right tailed test .
The null and alternative hypothesis is
H0 :
= 425
Ha :
> 425
Test statistic = z
= (
-
) /
/
n
= (455 - 425) / 44 /
45
Test statistic = 4.57
P(z > 4.57) = 1 - P(z < 4.57) = 1 - 1 = 0
P-value = 0
= 0.055
P-value <
Reject the null hypothesis .
There is sufficient evidence to conclude that the that this particular anesthesiology office charges on average more than $425 .
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