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Which of the following is the number of degrees of freedom associated with the t-test, when the data are gathered from a matched pairs experiment with 30 pairs?
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Videocassette recorder (VCR) tapes are designed so that users can repeatedly record new material over old material. However, after a number of re-recordings the tape begins to deteriorate. A VCR tape manufacturer is experimenting with a new technology, which hopefully will produce longer-lasting tapes. Thirty of the old-style tapes and 30 utilising the new technology were used in an experiment. The tapes were used to record and re-record programs until they began to deteriorate. The number of re-recordings is assumed to be normally distributed. It is generally accepted that the number of re-recordings should exceed 55. Any tapes that do not meet this criterion are considered to be unacceptable. The number of re-recordings were observed and shown in the accompanying table. Old-style tapes New-technology tapes 60 61 48 68 70 58 51 46 66 74 72 69 66 63 61 77 73 49 73 55 71 59 66 61 71 49 76 52 58 59 47 56 55 66 51 49 60 62 64 62 59 57 52 51 63 51 56 66 64 68 52 50 55 76 47 55 58 63 68 78 Estimate with 90% confidence the difference in the proportions of unacceptable tapes between the old and new tapes.
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If a sample has 300 observations and a 97.5% confidence estimate for p is needed, the appropriate z-score is 2.24.
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