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To investigate the youth use of the Internet, a sample of 7 adults was asked to...
To investigate the youth use of the Internet, a sample of 7 adults was asked to report the number of hours they spent on the Internet during the last month. The results are listed below:
52, 87, 60, 39, 42, 50, 40
The researchers claim that the number of hours the adults spent on the Internet exceeds 52 hours per month.
- Find the point estimator of the mean (u) for the number of hours the adults spent on the Internet per month.
- Construct the 90% confidence interval for u. Report the final answer
- Conduct a 5-step test of hypotheses to investigate the researchers claim. Use a=0.10
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