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Question 30 An investor would like to know if their stock portfolio average CAGR

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Question 30 An investor would like to know if their stock portfolio average CAGR (compound annual growth rate) is different from 10%. From a sample of 30 periods, the average CAGR was 12.2% with standard deviation of s-996. Calculate the 95% confidence interval. Perform the appropriate one-sample test with results ? Based on the one-sample t test, conclude that the average CAGR is significantly different from 10%. Based on the one-sample Z test, conclude that the average CAGR is NOT significantly different from 10%. Based on the one-sample Z test, conclude that the average CAGR is significantly different from 10%. Based on the one-sample t test, conclude that the average CAGR is NOT significantly different from 10%.

Explanation / Answer

Question 30

Solution:

Test Hypothesis:

H0 : ? = 10

HA : ? ? 10

Mean Sample Mean Std. Err. DF T-Stat P-value

? 12.2 1.6431677 29 1.3388774 0.191

Since p - value is greater than 0.05, we do not reject Ho.

Hence,

Option d) Based on the one-sample t test, conclude that the average CARG is NOT significantly different from 10%.

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Question 18

Solution:

A helicopter flight academy is interested in looking to see if there is a relationship between takeoff gross weight of their helicopters and in ground effect (ICE) hover ceiling. Both of these measures are quantitative which statistical test would look at this relationship

Option c) Pearson Correlation

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