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Ho: m = 24 (claim)
Ha: m ≠ 24
Ho: p = .02
Ha: p ≠ .02
Type I Error: Rejecting the null hypothesis p=.02 when p
is .02.
Type II Error: Not rejecting the
null hypothesis p=.02 when p really is not .02.
Ho: m ≥ 50,000
Ha: m < 50,000
This is a left-tailed test.
Ho: m = 26 calories
Ha: m ≠ 26 calories
(a)
There
is enough evidence to reject the soft drink maker’s claim.
(b)
There
is not enough evidence to reject the soft drink maker’s claim.
(a) Ho:
m
≤ 28
Ha: m > 28
As the internet provider, you want to support the
claim that the mean time spent on line is more than 28 minutes, so this needs
to be in the alternative hypothesis. To
support a claim, you put it in the alternative hypothesis, hoping that you have
enough evidence to reject the null hypothesis.
(b) Ho:
m
≥ 28
Ha: m < 28
As the advertiser, you want to reject the claim that the mean time is more than 28 minutes.
(a) Ho:
m = 80 (claim)
Ha: m ≠ 80
Given: n =
42, , s =
35, a = .05
(b) z0
= 1.96 Rejection
region: z > 1.96, z < -1.96
(c)
(d) Since z < zo, fail to reject H0. There is not enough evidence to reject the
claim by the coffee shop that the mean caffeine content is 80 mg per 5 ounces.
Given: , n = 52, a = .04,
s = 10
(a) Ho:
m
≤ 230 (claim)
Ha: m > 230
(b) z0
= 1.75 Rejection
region: z > 1.75
(c)
(d) z < 1.75 Fail
to reject H0. There is not
enough evidence to refute the
claim that the sodium content per cereal serving is
no more than 230 mg.
Given: , n = 60, s = 1.13
(a) Ho: m = 3.4 (claim)
Ha: m ≠ 3.4
(b)
(c)
p-value
= 2(.0853) = .1706 [Note this is a
two-sided test]
(d)
a = .80
Reject H0, since p < a. There is enough evidence to reject the hypothesis that the mean
consumption of tuna by Americans is 3.4 pounds per year, at the a = .80 level.
(a) Ho:
m
≤ 95
Ha: m > 95 (claim)
(b)
t0
= 3.143 Rejection
region: reject H0 if t >
t0.
(c)
(d) Fail to reject the H0. There is not enough evidence to support the claim that mean
repair cost is greater than $95.
(a) Ho: m ≤ 4
Ha: m > 4 (claim)
(b) t0 = 1.833
Rejection region: reject H0 if t > t0.
(c)
(d) t < t0, so fail to reject H0. There is not enough evidence to support the claim that the mean waste generated by American adults is more than 4 pounds per day.
(a) Ho:
p ≤ .50
Ha: p > .50 (claim)
(b)
z0
= 1.282
Rejection region: reject H0 if z >
1.282
(c)
(d) Fail to reject H0. There is not enough evidence to support the claim that more than
50% of British consumers want supermarkets to stop selling genetically modified
food.
(a) Ho:
p = .70 (claim)
Ha: p ≠ .70
(b)
z0
= 1.96 Rejection
region: reject H0 if z < -1.96 or if z > 1.96.
(c)
(d) Reject H0.
There is enough evidence to reject the claim that 70% of Americans
believe the government is inefficient and wasteful.
(a) H0: s2 = 5 (claim)
Ha:
s2 ≠ 5
(b) , since there are 22 degrees of freedom and a = .05.
Rejection region: reject
H0 if c2 > 36.781 or if c2 < 10.982.
(c)
(d) Fail to reject H0. There is not enough evidence to reject the claim that the
variance for gas mileage for luxury sedans is 5 miles per gallon.
(a) s ≥ 30
s < 30 (claim)
(b) , since a = .01 and there are 9 degrees of freedom.
Rejection region: reject
H0 if c2 < 2.088.
(c)
(d) Fail to reject H0.
There is not enough evidence to support the claim that the standard deviation
of test scores for 8th graders who took the life science assessment
test was less than 30.