Exam 9: One-Sample Hypothesis Tests
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After lowering the landing gear,the pilot notices that the "gear down and locked" light is not illuminated."It's probably just a burned out light bulb," she says,as she proceeds on final approach for landing.Considering the pilot's hypothesis,which is the result of Type I error?
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The p-value is the probability of obtaining the sample result (or one more extreme),assuming H0 is true.
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Last year,10 percent of all teenagers in Greenville purchased a new iPhone.This year,a sample of 260 randomly chosen Greenville teenagers showed that 39 had purchased a new iPhone.The test statistic to find out whether the percentage has risen would be
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For a sample of nine items,the critical value of Student's t for a left-tailed test of a mean at α = .05 is −1.860.
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In hypothesis testing,we are trying to reject the alternative hypothesis.
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Pedro hypothesizes that more than half of his classmates would prefer a virtual web graduation ceremony,rather than sitting in the hot sun during the commencement speech.He takes a random sample of his classmates and performs a test.The results shown below are from MegaStat.What would Pedro conclude from this test? Explain carefully.


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"I believe your airplane's engine is sound," states the mechanic."I've been over it carefully,and can't see anything wrong.I'd be happy to tear the engine down completely for an internal inspection at a cost of $1,500.But I believe that roughness you heard in the engine on your last flight was probably just a bit of water in the fuel,which passed harmlessly through the engine and is now gone." As the pilot considers the mechanic's hypothesis,the cost of Type I error is
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A simultaneous reduction in both α and β will require a larger sample size.
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For a given level of significance,the critical value of Student's t increases as n increases.
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In a test of a mean,the reported p-value is .025.Using α = .05 the conclusion would be to
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The critical value of a hypothesis test is based on the researcher's selected level of significance.
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Guidelines for the Jolly Blue Giant Health Insurance Company say that the average hospitalization for a triple hernia operation should not exceed 30 hours.A diligent auditor studied records of 16 randomly chosen triple hernia operations at Hackmore Hospital and found a mean hospital stay of 40 hours with a standard deviation of 20 hours."Aha!" she cried,"the average stay exceeds the guideline." The p-value for a right-tailed test of her hypothesis is
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The process that produces Sonora Bars (a type of candy)is intended to produce bars with a mean weight of 56 gm.The process standard deviation is known to be 0.77 gm.A random sample of 49 candy bars yields a mean weight of 55.82 gm.Find the p-value for a test to see whether the candy bars are smaller than they are supposed to be.
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Given a normal distribution with σ = 3,we want to test the hypothesis H0: μ = 20.We find that the sample mean is 21.The test statistic is
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Last year,10 percent of all teenagers in Greenville purchased a new iPhone.This year,a sample of 260 randomly chosen Greenville teenagers showed that 39 had purchased a new iPhone.To test whether the percentage has risen,the critical value at α = .05 is
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