In: Statistics and Probability
Specify the null and alternative hypotheses. What are the test statistics for these tests?
t test for Single population
For Pabst
Given: 
 = 5, 
 = 5.25, s = 1.2, n = 36, 
 = 0.05
The Hypothesis:
H0: 
 = 5
Ha: 
 > 5
This is a right tailed Test.
The Test Statistic: Since the population standard deviation is unknown, we use the students t test.
The test statistic is given by the equation:

The p Value: The p value (Right Tail) for t = 1.25, for degrees of freedom (df) = n-1 = 35, is; p value = 0.1098
The Decision
Rule:   If P value is < 
, Then Reject H0.
The
Decision:   Since P value (0.1098) is >
 (0.05) , We Fail to Reject H0.
The Conclusion: There isn't sufficient evidence at the 95% significance level to conclude that Abst contains a mean nitrosamine concentration in excess of the FDA standard.
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For Miller
Given: 
 = 5, 
 = 5.31, s = 1.44, n = 36, 
 = 0.05
The Hypothesis:
H0: 
 = 5
Ha: 
 > 5
This is a right tailed Test.
The Test Statistic: Since the population standard deviation is unknown, we use the students t test.
The test statistic is given by the equation:

The p Value: The p value (Right Tail) for t = 1.29, for degrees of freedom (df) = n-1 = 35, is; p value = 0.1028
The Decision
Rule:   If P value is < 
, Then Reject H0.
The
Decision:   Since P value (0.1028) is >
 (0.05) , We Reject -- Fail to Reject H0.
The Conclusion: There isn't sufficient evidence at the 95% significance level to conclude that Miller contains a mean nitrosamine concentration in excess of the FDA standard.
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No, the testing agency does not have sufficient evidence to conclude that either brand contains a mean nitrosamine concentration in excess of the FDA standard.
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