The Mathematics department was interested in determining if the results of online classes were different than that of face-to-face classes. A SRS of 250 online students found that 183 passed they were taking. If the proportion of students taking their classes in a live classroom setting and passing them is 79%, test the appropriate claim at the 0.05 level of significance.
a) Formulate the appropriate claim.
b) Calculate the test statistic.
c) Find the p-value.
d) Formulate the conclusion statistically.
e) Formulate the conclusion practically.
Solution:
a)
H0 : p = 0.79
Ha : p
0.79 (Claim)
b)
Let
be the sample proportion.
= x/n = 183/250 = 0.732
The test statistic z is
z = 
= (0.2423 - 0.2)/
[0.2*(1
- 0.2)/227]
= -2.25
3)
TWO TAILED TEST
p value = P(Z < -z) + P(Z > +z) = P(Z < -2.25) + P(Z > +2.25) = 0.0122+0.0122 = 0.0244
p value is 0.0244
4)
Reject H0:
Because p value is less than 0.05 level of significance.
5)
There is sufficient evidence to conclude that the results of online classes were different than that of face-to-face classes.
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