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1. What is the 95% CI for the difference between the mean starting salaries of those...

1. What is the 95% CI for the difference between the mean starting salaries of those who stay at least three years and those who leave before 3 years?  Can you say that you are 95% sure there is a difference?

Case Study: Employee Retention at D&Y
Employee Starting Salary On Road Pct State Univ CIS Degree Stayed 3 Years Tenure
1 38900 57% Yes Yes No 11
2 42300 68% Yes Yes No 5
3 39800 75% No Yes No 21
4 35700 29% No Yes Yes
5 40400 71% No Yes No 19
6 36400 62% No Yes No 18
7 37300 41% Yes No Yes
8 36600 37% No Yes No 17
9 34600 65% No Yes No 20
10 42300 53% Yes Yes No 16
11 37800 73% No Yes Yes
12 39700 60% No Yes No 12
13 36100 56% Yes Yes Yes
14 36100 42% Yes Yes Yes
15 33800 35% No Yes Yes
16 38900 36% No Yes Yes
17 35500 50% No Yes No 15
18 37600 58% No Yes Yes
19 38100 78% Yes Yes Yes
20 38300 16% No No Yes
21 34600 29% No Yes Yes
22 36300 26% No Yes Yes
23 37200 59% Yes Yes No 14
24 37700 55% Yes Yes Yes
25 36600 45% No Yes No 13
26 41000 81% Yes Yes No 9
27 40800 111% Yes Yes No 7
28 36700 56% Yes Yes Yes
29 37700 56% No Yes No 22
30 37700 42% No Yes No 11
31 39300 69% Yes Yes No 16
32 37500 50% No Yes No 18
33 40000 69% Yes Yes No 9
34 41500 64% Yes No No 5
35 39600 72% No Yes No 18
36 36900 42% No Yes Yes
37 39500 62% No Yes No 5
38 37800 20% No Yes No 23
39 38600 57% No Yes No 8
40 40600 70% Yes Yes Yes
41 41600 63% Yes Yes Yes
42 40800 44% No No Yes
43 36200 68% No Yes No 31
44 39600 59% No Yes No 10
45 36100 56% Yes Yes Yes
46 36100 42% No Yes Yes
47 39500 53% Yes Yes No 17
48 39100 38% No Yes Yes
49 40300 53% Yes Yes Yes
50 38800 78% Yes Yes Yes
51 39400 34% Yes Yes No 27
52 38400 23% No Yes Yes
53 35200 33% No Yes Yes
54 36100 24% No No Yes
55 37100 44% No Yes Yes
56 37200 64% Yes Yes No 23
57 36800 46% Yes No Yes
58 36500 27% No No Yes
59 35900 29% No No Yes
60 37900 76% Yes Yes No 14
61 37900 58% No Yes No 26
62 37900 28% No Yes No 14
63 36700 37% No Yes Yes
64 37400 49% No Yes No 19
65 38200 62% Yes Yes Yes
66 36600 51% Yes Yes No 7

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Expert Solution

We use minitab to solve this question-

We first test is the variance equal for salaries of Leave before 3 years and Stay at least three years.

Ho : S12 = S22            Vs   Ha : S12 S22

The test statistics is,

F = S12 / S22   ,    S12 - Larger sample variance betwwen Leave before 3 years and

                           Stay at least three years and

                           S22 - smaller sample variance between Leave before 3 years

                                 and Stay at least three years .

= 3600471 / 2968129

F =1.213044

P-value = P( F < 1.213044) = 0.2926

P-value > 0.05 , Do not reject Ho

Therefore we use pooled variance.

We use t test with pooled standard deviation as the variances of the salaries of Leave before 3 years and Stay at least three years are equal.

Minitab output-

MTB > TwoSample 'Leave before 3 years' 'Stay at least three years';
SUBC>   Confidence 95.0;
SUBC>   Test 0.0;
SUBC>   Alternative 0;
SUBC>   Pooled.

Two-Sample T-Test and CI: Leave before 3 years, Stay at least three years

Two-sample T for Leave before 3 years vs Stay at least three years

                           N   Mean StDev SE Mean
Leave before 3 years      35 38620   1897      321
Stay at least three year 31 37271   1723      309


Difference = μ (Leave before 3 years) - μ (Stay at least three years)
Estimate for difference: 1349
95% CI for difference: (453, 2245)
T-Test of difference = 0 (vs ≠): T-Value = 3.01 P-Value = 0.004 DF = 64
Both use Pooled StDev = 1817.7075

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95% CI for the difference between the mean starting salaries of those who stay at least three years and those who leave before 3 years is (453, 2245).

From given sample information there is 95 % chance that difference lies in (453, 2245).


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