New York wants to do a study to compare students at two
different schools in the...
New York wants to do a study to compare students at two
different schools in the city to see if student’s feelings about
college are influenced by their tuition. The city takes a sample of
100 students from Barnard college whose tuition is 60 thousand
dollars a year and 200 from Lehman College whose tuition is 15
thousand dollars a year. They ask each student the same question
“Do you feel that your college is worth the tuition you pay for
it?”. The survey found that 80% of the students at Lehman college
agreed with the statement, while only 60% of the students at
Barnard college agreed with the statement. The Research group
believes that the proportion of students who agrees with the
question will be the same between the two group. Assume that the
data is normally distributed, and the sample was randomly selected.
Please test this hypothesis and use an alpha of .05 for this study.
Please answer the questions below. (points 10)
What I the null and alternative hypotheses of the study?
(2)
What are the requirements for using a normal distribution to
solve this problem? List them below (3)
What is the critical value for this distribution? (1)
What is the pooled probability of success for the study?
(1)
What is the sample statistics for this distribution? (1)
Do I reject or accept the null hypotheses in my example?
Explain? (1)
Solutions
Expert Solution
Here we will use z distribution to test the hypothesis because
the population is normally distributed from which sample is
taken.
New York wants to do a study to compare students at two
different schools in the city to see if student’s feelings about
college are influenced by their tuition. The city takes a sample of
100 students from Barnard college whose tuition is 60 thousand
dollars a year and 200 from Lehman College whose tuition is 15
thousand dollars a year. The ask each student the same question “Do
you feel that your college is worth the tuition you pay...
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points)
Apply either the Fischer-LSD or Tukey-Omega
method to determine specifically whether schools A and C have a
significant difference in population means.
Perform the appropriate F-max...
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Northwood and Eastwood are rival schools that wish to compare
how their students did in a math competition. 72 randomly chosen
Northwood students participated and received a mean score of 28
with a standard deviation of 8, 98 randomly chosen Eastwood
students participated and received a mean score of 25 with a
standard deviation of 10.
a) The Eastwood math teacher wants to show through statistics
that her students receive a higher mean score in the contest. State
her hypotheses....
Northwood and Eastwood are rival schools that wish to compare
how their students did in a math competition. 72 randomly chosen
Northwood students participated and received a mean score of 28
with a standard deviation of 8, 98 randomly chosen Eastwood
students participated and received a mean score of 25 with a
standard deviation of 10.
(a) The Eastwood math teacher wants to show through statistics that
her students receive a higher mean score in the contest. State her
hypotheses....
Northwood and Eastwood are rival schools that wish to compare
how their students did in a math competition. 72 randomly chosen
Northwood students participated and received a mean score of 28
with a standard deviation of 8, 98 randomly chosen Eastwood
students participated and received a mean score of 25 with a
standard deviation of 10.
(a) The Eastwood math teacher wants to show through statistics
that her students receive a higher mean score in the contest. State
her hypotheses....
Northwood and Eastwood are rival schools that wish to compare
how their students did in a math competition. 72 randomly chosen
Northwood students participated and received a mean score of 28
with a standard deviation of 8, 98 randomly chosen Eastwood
students participated and received a mean score of 25 with a
standard deviation of 10.
-I got the test statistic, but get lost when calculating the
p-value and the degrees of freedom.
(a) The Eastwood math teacher wants to...
Northwood and Eastwood are rival schools that wish to compare
how their students did in a math competition. 72 randomly chosen
Northwood students participated and received a mean score of 28
with a standard deviation of 8, 98 randomly chosen Eastwood
students participated and received a mean score of 25 with a
standard deviation of 10.
(a) The Eastwood math teacher wants to show through statistics
that her students receive a higher mean score in the contest. State
her hypotheses....
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with a standard deviation of 1.06 years. A randomly selected
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