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It is claimed that the mean of a population is 67. A random sample was obtained...

It is claimed that the mean of a population is 67. A random sample was obtained and is represented by data labelled “problem 9”. Complete the hypothesis test with α=5%. Use p-value method.

49.5
69.3
80.5
81.9
70
62.2
76.7
92.4
92.7
70.9
95.5
62.5
69.1
70.9
79.6
68.4
88
52.3
95.5
85.8
61.2
98.1
100.1
68.8
76.3
66.9
103.2
79.8
60.1
37.3
55.3
83.6
83.7
76.9
71.6
67.6
69.9
80.9
102.2
85.1

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x x-mean (x-mean)2
49.5 -26.5575 705.3008063
69.3 -6.7575 45.66380625
80.5 4.4425 19.73580625
81.9 5.8425 34.13480625
70 -6.0575 36.69330625
62.2 -13.8575 192.0303063
76.7 0.6425 0.41280625
92.4 16.3425 267.0773063
92.7 16.6425 276.9728063
70.9 -5.1575 26.59980625
95.5 19.4425 378.0108063
62.5 -13.5575 183.8058063
69.1 -6.9575 48.40680625
70.9 -5.1575 26.59980625
79.6 3.5425 12.54930625
68.4 -7.6575 58.63730625
88 11.9425 142.6233063
52.3 -23.7575 564.4188063
95.5 19.4425 378.0108063
85.8 9.7425 94.91630625
61.2 -14.8575 220.7453063
98.1 22.0425 485.8718063
100.1 24.0425 578.0418062
68.8 -7.2575 52.67130625
76.3 0.2425 0.05880625
66.9 -9.1575 83.85980625
103.2 27.1425 736.7153063
79.8 3.7425 14.00630625
60.1 -15.9575 254.6418063
37.3 -38.7575 1502.143806
55.3 -20.7575 430.8738063
83.6 7.5425 56.88930625
83.7 7.6425 58.40780625
76.9 0.8425 0.70980625
71.6 -4.4575 19.86930625
67.6 -8.4575 71.52930625
69.9 -6.1575 37.91480625
80.9 4.8425 23.44980625
102.2 26.1425 683.4303063
85.1 9.0425 81.76680625
sum= 3042.3 8886.19775
mean= 76.0575 222.1549438
variance= 222.155
standard deviation= sqrt(222.155)
standard deviation= 14.90486309

Given = 67 population mean , level =5%

We have n=40 , = 76.0575 , S= 14.9048

here sample size is large so we can use Z test

Null hypothesis H0: = 67

H1: 67 two tailed alternative

Test statistics   

  

The P-Value is 0.00012

Decision : The P-Value (0.00012) < 0.05

   so Reject Ho

Conclusion: We conclude that the claim that the mean of a population is 67 is not true


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