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Consider the following null hypothesis: Ho: ?=30 Given a sample of n=16 and with x?=29.4, s=0.5 and assuming ?=0.04 What is the alternative hypothesis H1? What kind of test you are going to use? t_x? = ? t_?/2 = ? What is your test conclusion? and why? (1 point for writing the rules)

          Consider the following null hypothesis:

Ho: ?=30

Given a sample of n=16 and with x?=29.4, s=0.5 and assuming ?=0.04

What is the alternative hypothesis H1?

What kind of test you are going to use?

t_x? = ?

t_?/2 = ?

What is your test conclusion? and why?

(1 point for writing the rules)

Consider the following null hypothesis:

Ho: ?=30

Given a sample of n=16 and with x?=29.4, s=0.5 and assuming ?=0.04

What is the alternative hypothesis H1?

What kind of test you are going to use?

tx? = ?

t?/2 = ?

What is your test conclusion? and why?

(1 point for writing the rules)

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Elementary Statistics a Step by Step Approach

Allan G. Bluman 9th Edition

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08/08/2023

Step 1

First, we need to correct the null hypothesis. It should be a statement about a population parameter (usually the mean, µ). So, let's assume the null hypothesis is: Ho: µ = 30. Show more…

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Consider the following null hypothesis: Ho: μ=30. Given a sample of n=16 and with x̄=29.4, s=0.5, and assuming α=0.04, what is the alternative hypothesis H1? What kind of test are you going to use? t_x̄=? t_α/2=? What is your test conclusion and why? (1 point for writing the rules)