In: Statistics and Probability
Solve in excel please, thank you
It gives the data on the lifetime in hours of a sample of 100 lightbulbs. The
company manufacturing these bulbs wants to know whether it can claim that its lightbulbs typically
last more than 1000 burning hours. So it did a study.
a. Identify the null and the alternate hypotheses for this study.
b. Can this lightbulb manufacturer claim at a significance level of 5% that its lightbulbs typically
last more than 1000 hours? What about at 1%? Test your hypothesis using both, the critical
value approach and the p-value approach. Clearly state your conclusions.
c. Under what situation would a Type-I error occur? What would be the consequences of a
Type-I error?
d. Under what situation would a Type-II error occur? What would be the consequences of a
Type-II error?
Lightbulb Lifetime
1 840.08
2 960.00
3 953.38
4 981.14
5 938.66
6 1051.14
7 907.84
8 1000.10
9 1073.20
10 1150.66
11 1010.57
12 791.59
13 896.24
14 955.35
15 937.94
16 1113.18
17 1108.81
18 773.62
19 1038.43
20 1126.55
21 950.23
22 1038.19
23 1136.67
24 1031.55
25 1074.28
26 976.90
27 1046.30
28 986.54
29 1014.83
30 920.73
31 1083.41
32 873.59
33 902.92
34 1049.17
35 998.58
36 1010.89
37 1028.71
38 1049.92
39 1080.95
40 1026.41
41 958.95
42 985.17
43 988.49
44 1012.99
45 1070.82
46 1063.13
47 948.57
48 1156.42
49 973.79
50 845.85
51 1025.35
52 931.60
53 931.69
54 1063.00
55 971.95
56 689.52
57 999.63
58 966.65
59 1022.77
60 1041.44
61 987.74
62 887.28
63 975.27
64 904.52
65 937.41
66 964.32
67 1047.56
68 1109.78
69 1053.21
70 1091.02
71 1114.46
72 967.33
73 1131.02
74 920.96
75 983.79
76 972.49
77 1001.50
78 811.08
79 1035.06
80 1001.30
81 970.45
82 1111.68
83 955.20
84 920.79
85 941.75
86 937.89
87 1024.13
88 952.33
89 879.74
90 866.77
91 1080.00
92 1002.06
93 1038.74
94 1017.37
95 988.42
96 893.74
97 1022.92
98 1081.83
99 1154.07
100 827.85