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1. Sales (in thousands of dollars) over 5 days at 4 different stores are recorded below....

1.

Sales (in thousands of dollars) over 5 days at 4 different stores are recorded below.

Store 1 Store 2 Store 3 Store 4
10 20 13 30
15 20 17 25
10 25 15 30
20 15 20 35
20 20 14 30

Test the claim that there is a significant difference among the mean amount of sales at the 4 stores, using α=0.05. Round you answer to 3 decimal places.

Group of answer choices

p-value=0.000, evidence support claim

p-value=0.578, evidence support claim

p-value=3.796, evidence not support claim

p-value=0.578, evidence not support claim

p-value=0.000, evidence not support claim

2.

We randomly sample 200 adults and ask whether they like plain, peanuts or almond M&M's. The result is summarized according to gender. Test the claim that the preference of M&M's is independent of gender. Use α=0.01. Round your answer to 3 decimal places.

Plain Peanuts Almond
Male 40 50 20
Female 50 20 20

Group of answer choices

p-value=0.237, evidence support claim

p-value=0.002, evidence not support claim

p-value=0.293, evidence support claim

p-value=0.237, evidence not support claim

p-value=0.002, evidence support claim

3.

Mr. Arnold teaches an algebra course and he gave 2 tests to the 29 students in the class. Below is a summary of how the 29 students performed on those 2 tests:

Test 1: Average=86.66, standard deviation=8.78

Test 2: Average=66.83, standard deviation=17.67

Test 1- Test 2: Average= 18.83, standard deviation=14.87

Assuming that the data are normal, we want to test the claim that students' average score from Test 1 is higher than Test 2. Use a 0.05 level of significance. Round your answer to 3 decimal places.

Group of answer choices

p-value=1.000, evidence not support claim

p-value=0.000, evidence not support claim

p-value=1.041, evidence support claim

p-value=0.000, evidence support claim

p-value=1.000, evidence support claim

Solutions

Expert Solution

1)

Applying one way ANOVA from excel: data-data analysis: one way ANOVA:

Source of Variation SS df MS F P-value
Between Groups 712.4 3 237.4667 16.46216 0.0000
Within Groups 230.8 16 14.425
Total 943.2 19

p-value=0.000, evidence support claim

2)

Applying chi square test of independence:
Expected Ei=row total*column total/grand total c d e Total
a 49.50 38.50 22.00 110
b 40.50 31.50 18.00 90
total 90 70 40 200
chi square    χ2 =(Oi-Ei)2/Ei c d e Total
a 1.823 3.435 0.182 5.4401
b 2.228 4.198 0.222 6.6490
total 4.0516 7.6335 0.4040 12.0891
test statistic X2 = 12.089
p value = 0.0024

p-value=0.002, evidence not support claim

3)

population mean μ= 0
sample mean 'x̄= 18.830
sample size    n= 29.00
std deviation s= 14.870
std error ='sx=s/√n= 2.7613
test stat t ='(x-μ)*√n/sx= 6.819
p value      = 0.0000

p-value=0.000, evidence support claim


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