a) (i)The null and alternative hypothesis
(ii)Test statistic
(iii)Critical value of t
At with
19 df ,
tc = -1.7291
(iv) Rejection region
If test statistic < -1.7291 we reject H0
(b) Test statistic
= -1.173
since t is not in the rejection region
we fail to reject H0.
There is not sufficient evidence to conclude that population mean is less than 1.618.
(c) t = -1.173
df =19
P value = 0.12765
9.138 Consider a random sample of size 20 from a normal population with hypothesized mean 1.618. ...
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