IQ scores are normally distributed with a mean of 100 and a standard deviation of 15. A sample of 10 children in a gifted learner program are found to have a mean IQ of 106. Use a z-test to determine if this is significantly different from the normal population mean.
What are your specific null and alternative hypothesis?
Z=+ - 1.96
standard deviation m= 4.743
Z= 1.26
Will you reject or retain the null hypothesis? We will retain the null hypothesis
What can you conclude about the children in this sample?
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