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A mechanical engineering lab was hired to test the distance travel by a new design of dunlap brand golf balls when struck by a standardized mechanically driven club.
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Over several months of production, 30 randomly selected.
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Golf balls were tested.
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The mean distance traveled by the balls in the sample was 369 yards and the standard deviation was 8 .4 yards.
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Studies of pro -golfers and their results have shown that balls that reach 350 yards in this test, not more than.
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Not less are correlated with the best performance during matches.
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Report answers for multiple choice as a single letter with no punctuation.
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So the first thing they're asking us is what would the lab's null hypothesis be? so the null hypothesis is that the golf ball will travel a distance of 350 yards.
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So that would be a.
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For number two, find the normalized t -observed score for the observed mean distance traveled by titleist.
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I'm not sure why they say titleist, since we're talking about dunlap, but we will use our information that we have.
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So t can be calculated by taking 369 minus 350, divided by our square root of 8 .4, divided in turn by the square root of 30.
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And that is 12 .39.
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Sketch a normalized t distribution...