In: Statistics and Probability
Is Mr. B’s class has the better students who are good rope jumpers than Mrs. A’s class?
Please solve the problem and show the necessary tests and calculations
Mrs. A’s class |
Mr. B’s class |
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Boy |
5 |
Boy |
1 |
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Boy |
35 |
Boy |
30 |
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Girl |
91 |
Boy |
28 |
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Boy |
62 |
Boy |
10 |
||
Girl |
96 |
Girl |
27 |
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Girl |
23 |
Girl |
102 |
||
Boy |
16 |
Boy |
47 |
||
Boy |
1 |
Boy |
8 |
||
Boy |
8 |
Girl |
160 |
||
Boy |
11 |
Girl |
23 |
||
Girl |
93 |
Boy |
17 |
||
Girl |
27 |
Boy |
26 |
||
Girl |
88 |
Girl |
68 |
||
Boy |
2 |
Boy |
50 |
||
Boy |
7 |
Girl |
151 |
||
Boy |
7 |
Boy |
60 |
||
Boy |
1 |
Boy |
5 |
||
Boy |
40 |
Girl |
52 |
||
Boy |
7 |
Girl |
4 |
||
Boy |
20 |
Girl |
35 |
||
Girl |
300 |
Boy |
160 |
||
Girl |
90 |
Boy |
1 |
||
Boy |
29 |
Boy |
3 |
||
Boy |
11 |
Boy |
8 |
||
Boy |
113 |
Girl |
48 |
||
Boy |
33 |
Boy |
42 |
||
Girl |
45 |
Boy |
33 |
||
Girl |
80 |
Girl |
20 |
||
Girl |
104 |
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Girl |
53 |
We have 28 and 30 observations from Mrs. A and Mr.B 's class respectively. To test if the students in Mr.B's class are better who are good rope jumpers than Mrs.A's class we assume that the measurements of rope jumping follows normal distribution with unequal mean and equal and unknown variance, we also assume independence between the two classes and use Fisher's t-test.The step by step explanations are given in the images...