The statistics that are used are: x = 10 n = 66 p ̂ = .15...

The statistics that are used are: x = 10 n = 66 p ̂ = .15 α =.05

State the Claim ____________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________

A: H0: ___________________________ H1: ___________________________

The claim is in _____H0 or H1___(circle one). T

his is a LEFT or RIGHT or TWO tail test. (circle one)

B: Test Statistic: Calculate the Test Statistic. Explain how you arrived at your answer. ANS:

TEST STATISTIC IS _____________________________ C: State the: CRITICAL VALUE ______________________ p-value __________________________ Sketch and label the CRITICAL REGION, the CRITICAL VALUE/s, the TEST STATISTIC on the standard normal curve above. D: Decision: Reject the H0 or Fail to reject the H0?_______________________________________ Why: What criteria did you used to make your decision and what is the rationale for your decision? E: Conclusion: Write a conclusion that addresses whether or not the claim was supported or not. Give a rationale for your statement based on D.

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