In: Statistics and Probability
1) Use the Student-t distribution and the
sample results to complete the test of
the hypotheses. Use a 5% significance level. Assume the results
come from a
random sample, and if the sample size small, assume the
underlying
distribution is relatively small.
a) Test ?!: ? = 10 ?? ?!: ? > 10 using the
sample results ? = 13.2 , ? =
8.7 with ? = 12
b) Test ?!: ? = 120 ?? ?!: ? < 120 using the
sample results ? = 112.3 , ? =
18.4 with ? = 100
c) Test ?!: ? = 4 ?? ?!: ? ≠ 4 using the sample
results ? = 4.8 , ? = 2.3 with
? = 15
2) A t-test for a mean uses a sample of 15
observations. Find the t-test statistic
value that has a P-value of 0.05 when the alternative hypothesis
is
a) ?!: ? ≠ 0
b) ?!: ? > 0
c) ?!: ? < 0
3) A study has a random sample of 20 subjects.
The t-test statistic for testing
?!: ? = 100 is ? = 2.40. Find the approximate P-vale for
alternative
a) ?!: ? ≠ 100
b) ?!: ? > 100
c) ?!: ? < 100
1)a) The test statistic t = ()/(s/)
= (13.2 - 10)/(8.7/)
= 1.274
P-value = P(T > 1.274)
= 1 - P(T < 1.274)
= 1 - 0.8855
= 0.1145
Since the P-value is greater than the significance level(0.1145 > 0.05), so we should not reject the null hypothesis.
b) The test statistic t = ()/(s/)
= (112.3 - 120)/(18.4/)
= -4.18
P-value = P(T < -4.18)
= 0.000
Since the P-value is greater than the significance level(0 < 0.05), so we should reject the null hypothesis.
c) The test statistic t = ()/(s/)
= (4.8 - 4)/(2.3/)
= 1.347
P-value = 2 * P(T > 1.347)
= 2 * (1 - P(T < 1.347))
= 2 * (1 - 0.9003)
= 0.1994
2) a) 2 * P(T < t) = 0.05
or, P(T < t) = 0.025
or, t = -2.145
b) P(T > t) = 0.05
or, 1 - P(T < t) = 0.05
or, P(T < t) = 0.95
or, t = 1.761
c) P(T < t) = 0.05
or, t = -1.761
3)a) P-value = 2 * P(T > 2.4)
= 2 * (1 - P(T < 2.4))
= 2 * (1 - 0.9866)
= 0.0268
b) P-value = P(T > 2.4)
= 1 - P(T < 2.4)
= 1 - 0.9866
= 0.0134
c) P-value = P(T < 2.4)
= 0.9866