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Given the population mean for weight at 191.00 pounds, but no population standard deviation, using t = X-bar - µ/est. σx̄, and alpha .01, perfom the following seven-step process and contstruct the appropriate confidence intervals.

Data Set

Height Weight Age Shoe Size Waist Size Pocket Change
64 180 39 7 36 18
66 140 31 9 30 125
69 130 31 9 25 151
63 125 36 7 25 11
68 155 24 8 31 151
62 129 42 6 32 214
63 173 30 8 34 138
60 102 26 6 25 67
66 180 33 8 30 285
66 130 31 9 30 50
63 125 32 8 26 32
68 145 33 10 28 118
75 235 44 12 40 60
68 138 43 8 27 50
65 165 55 9 30 22
64 140 24 7 31 95
78 240 40 9 38 109
71 163 28 7 32 14
68 195 24 10 36 5
66 122 33 9 26 170
53 115 25 7 25 36
71 210 30 10 36 50
78 108 23 7 22 75
69 126 23 8 24 175
77 215 24 12 36 41
68 125 23 8 30 36
62 105 50 6 24 235
69 126 42 9 27 130
55 140 42 8 29 14
67 145 30 8 30 50

Given the population mean for weight at 191.00 pounds, but no population standard deviation, using t = X-bar - µ/est. σx̄, and alpha .01, perfom the following seven-step process and contstruct the appropriate confidence intervals. Please write it out (fill-in the blanks) as detailed below.,

Step 1: Ho: u _ ____

               Ha : u _ ____

Step 2: Alpha level = ______

Step 3: Sampling distribution is ____________________

Step 4: Decision Rule—I will reject the Ho if the |_____| value falls at or beyond
the |_____| of _____, otherwise I will fail to reject

Step 5: Calculation—\_zobs or tobs__/ = ____

Step 6: Summary—Since the |____| of ____ falls at or beyond the |____| of ____, I therefore _________________.

Step 7: Conclusion—Since _________________ Ho occurred, I conclude that __________________________ in mean height value.

And the confidence intervals:

Solutions

Expert Solution

Solution

Preparatory Work

Data

i

xi (weight in lbs)

1

180

2

140

3

130

4

125

5

155

6

129

7

173

8

102

9

180

10

130

11

125

12

145

13

235

14

138

15

165

16

140

17

240

18

163

19

195

20

122

21

115

22

210

23

108

24

126

25

215

26

125

27

105

28

126

29

140

30

145

Summary of Excel Calculations

n =

30

µ0 =

191

Xbar =

150.9

s =

37.49147

tcal =

-5.85831

Given α =

0.01

tcrit =

2.756386

p-value

2.35E-06

Now, to work out the answer,

Part (a)

Step 1: Ho: µ = µ0 = 191

            Ha : µ ≠191

Step 2: Alpha level = 0.01

Step 3: Sampling distribution is t with 29 degrees of freedom

Step 4: Decision Rule: I will reject the Ho if the |tobs| value falls at or beyond
the upper 0.5% point of t29, otherwise I will fail to reject

Step 5: Calculation: tobs = - 5.858

Step 6: Summary: Since the | tobs | of 5.858 falls beyond the |tcrit| of 2.756, I therefore reject the Ho.

Step 7: Conclusion: Since I reject the Ho,when Ho occurred, I conclude that 191 lbs is not in mean weight value.

Part (b)

Confidence intervals:

Back-up Theory

100(1 - α) % Confidence Interval for μ, when σ is not known is: Xbar ± (tn- 1, α /2)s/√n where

Xbar = sample mean, tn – 1, α /2 = upper (α /2)% point of

t-distribution with (n - 1) degrees of freedom, s = sample standard deviation and n = sample size.

Thus, 99% (given α = 0.01) Confidence Interval for μ is: 150.9 ± (2.756 x 37.491)/√30

= [132.033, 169.707]

[Note that the above CI does not contain 191 and hence Ho is rejected]

 


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