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Hello student, it is given that a sample of an diabetic woman is selected.
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So having sample mean is equals to 84 mm hg.
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So here we want to determine whether the dystolic blood pressure of female diabetes is different from 74 .4 and we have given a standard deviation sigma, which is equals to 9 .1.
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So first here we need to set our hypothesis as mu is equal to 74 .4 and our alternative hypothesis as mu not equal to 74 .4.
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Now here we have given a population standard deviation.
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So here we use z test one sample z test.
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So here z is equal to x bar minus mu divided by sigma upon square root of n.
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Now here we substitute the values in the test statistic.
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So here x bar is equal to 84 minus 74 .4 divided by 9 .1 upon square root of 10.
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Therefore, the test statistic z is equal to 3 .33.
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Therefore, the probability of x is less than or equal to z which is equal to 0 .9995...