QUESTION 16 5 points Save Answer Match the aappropriate inference test to the co

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QUESTION 16 5 points Save Answer Match the aappropriate inference test to the correpsonding problem. Each scenario will be matched to only one type of inference test. Not all inference tests will be matched to a question We have determined that the relationship between A. One Sample Proportion Confidence Interval the number of miles on a car and the car's value is Value = 48.204-0.285. How would we determin a significant relationship exists between the twoc variables? e if . One Sample Proportion Hypothesis Test Two Sample Proportion Confidence Interval Two Sample Proportion Hypothesis Test In a recent study analysts looked at the relationship between how happy someone is at their job and how E. One Sample Mean Confidence Interval many vacation hours they use in a given year as Happiness 1.480.49 (Hours). What will give us One Sample Mean Hypothesis Test a 95% confidence for mean happiness of a group of individuals who take 40 hours vacation? F. G. Two Sample Mean Confidence Interval n. Two Sample Mean Hypothesis Test E' ! We want to determine with 90% confidence the average number of minutes an individual watches I TV in a given week? Matched Pairs Confidence Interval Matched Pairs Hypothesis Test We want to determine if there is a significant difference in how many sick days an individual took One-Way ANOVA over the past year and whether or not they received a flu vaccination? L Chi-Square Test M. Regression - Hypothesis Test on Slope We want to determine with 90% confidence the percentage of Americans who own at least one dog. N Regression -Confidence Interval on Predicted We want to examine whether there is a relationship between what type of pet an individual owns (dog cat, bird, fish, other, none) and whether they think pets should be allowed in hotel rooms We are examining whether kilometers run during a soccer match, vary dependent on position (forward midfield or defender) We want to prove that the average income in a local neighborhood is less than $40,000 Using local income data, we create a 90% confidence interval for the difference in salary between men and women. We want to compare the proportions of individuals who smoke, based on whether they live in an urban or rural area

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1) M regression : hypothessis test on slope

2) N is correct

3) E is correct

4) J is correct

5) option A

6)option L

7)option K

8) opion F

9)option G

10)option D

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