evered io the class, and the 10 subjects in 2.30 which of the ollowing is comect
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evered io the class, and the 10 subjects in 2.30 which of the ollowing is comect based on the information? A Pyalue 0933 and she will fail to reject Ho & Pvalue 00107, and she will reject Ho 00307, and she O. P-value 0 9893 and she will reject Ho (39 asey is trying to use # 90% corMence interval to estimate the average ACT scores of students in his college He rand Selected S stadens and recorded their ACT score there is no information known about the population standard deviation, whikch of the following is TRUE A He should use a t-confidence interval with t*-1.69 B. He should use a z-confidence interval with 2*-1.699 C. He should use a -confidence interval with t® " 1.699 D. He should use a z-confidence interval with 1.645 (4) In toonfidence interval, margin of error is defined as t. which of the-ing wil reduce the margin of error, so that a narrower Confidence Interval will be produced? Increase confidence level C%. B. Increase sample size n. C. Decrease sample size n D. Make sure sample standard deviation s is calculated correctly (5) Sophie is using a t test to analyze her research data with significance level 0.05. She wants to see if there is evidence that average lead level for a lake is higher than 15 ppm. After she collected data from a SRS of 25 spots of the lake, the samples are tested and data are collected. When she analyzed the data, she calculated her test statistic t 1.89. Which of the following is correct based on the information? P-value 0.05,and there is not enough evidence that the lead level for the lake s igh than 15 ppmExplanation / Answer
5. Degree of freedom =n-1=25-1=24
Using degree of freedom and t value, from the table,
p value =0.0354
Ans= (D) p value >0.05,and there is not enough evidence that the lead level for the lake is higher than 15ppm.
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