The company leasing electric scooters performs a survey of their users in Richmond to ask if respondents would rent a scooter in weather below 50 degrees. The scooter company has previous data that indicates 10% of the population will rent a scooter in weather less than 50 degrees; but the company thinks the proportion may have increased due to higher gas prices. Pick the Type 1 error that could be present in their results:
a. the analysis indicates that statistically significantly more people will rent a scooter in weather less than 50 degrees when in fact, the population proportion of renters at <50 degrees has increased
b. the analysis indicates that there has not been a statistically significant shift in people who will rest a scooter in weather less than 50 degrees when in fact, the population proportion reenters at <50 degrees has changed
c. the analysis indicates there has not been a statistically significant shift in people who rent scooters in weather less than 50 degrees when in fact, the population proportion of renters at <50 has not changed
d. the analysis indicates that statistically significantly more people will rent a scooter in a weather less than 50 degrees when in fact, the population proportion of renters at <50 degrees has not changed
From the given information,
We know that,
Type I error is reject Ho when in fact it is true.
Hence,
The required correct answer is,
d. the analysis indicates that statistically significantly more people will rent a scooter in a weather less than 50 degrees when in fact, the population proportion of renters at <50 degrees has not changed.
i.e., Option d. is correct.
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