1)
Ho : µ = 8.2
Ha : µ < 8.2
(Left tail test)
Level of Significance , α =
0.01
population std dev , σ =
0.0300
Sample Size , n = 36
Sample Mean, x̅ = 8.1900
' ' '
Standard Error , SE = σ/√n = 0.0300 / √
36 = 0.0050
Z-test statistic= (x̅ - µ )/SE = ( 8.190
- 8.2 ) / 0.005
= -2.0000
p-Value = 0.0228
[ Excel formula =NORMSDIST(z) ]
Conclusion: There is enough evidence that pH is less than 8.2
b)
true mean , µ = 8.18
hypothesis mean, µo = 8.2
significance level, α = 0.05
sample size, n = 36
std dev, σ = 0.03
δ= µ - µo = -0.02
std error of mean, σx = σ/√n =
0.03 / √ 36 =
0.0050
Zα = -1.6449 (left
tail test)
We will fail to reject the null (commit a Type II error) if we get
a Z statistic >
-1.645
this Z-critical value corresponds to X critical value( X critical),
such that
(x̄ - µo)/σx ≥ Zα
x̄ ≥ Zα*σx + µo
x̄ ≥ -1.645 *
0.0050 + 8.2
x̄ ≥ 8.192
(acceptance region)
now, type II error is ,ß = P( x̄ ≥
8.192 given that µ = 8.18
)
= P ( Z > (x̄-true mean)/σx )
=P(Z > ( 8.192 -
8.18 ) / 0.0050 )
= P ( Z > 2.355 )
= 0.00926 [ Excel function: =1-normsdist(z)
]
power = 1 - ß = 0.9907
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