In: Statistics and Probability
Use the table below to determine the answers to the following questions. Assume an alpha of 0.05 and use Excel's T Test Two Sample Assuming Unequal Variances to determine the answer to those questions.
Employee | Exercise | Rating |
1 | Yes | 15 |
2 | Yes | 17 |
3 | Yes | 16 |
4 | Yes | 20 |
5 | Yes | 20 |
6 | Yes | 14 |
7 | Yes | 14 |
8 | Yes | 16 |
9 | Yes | 24 |
10 | Yes | 10 |
11 | Yes | 23 |
12 | Yes | 22 |
13 | Yes | 15 |
14 | Yes | 13 |
15 | Yes | 14 |
16 | Yes | 15 |
17 | No | 10 |
18 | No | 24 |
19 | No | 15 |
20 | No | 9 |
21 | No | 14 |
22 | No | 13 |
23 | No | 11 |
24 | No | 12 |
25 | No | 14 |
26 | No | 11 |
27 | No | 11 |
28 | No | 15 |
29 | No | 9 |
30 | No | 20 |
31 | No | 22 |
32 | No | 12 |
33 | No | 22 |
34 | No | 23 |
35 | No | 6 |
36 | No | 9 |
1 | What is the value for the test statitistic ("t Stat" as Excel calls it)? | |||||
2 | What is the value for the Critical value for t? | |||||
3 | What is the the p-value for this two-sample hypothesis test? | |||||
4 | Our conclusion should be that participating in the fitness program does result in employees who are more productive. True or False. | |||||
Step1:First we need to load data analysis tool park.If the data analysis tool park loaded in Excell then go to step 2
Step2:Click on “Data” tab then click on “Data analysis.”
Step3:Click on "t-Test: Two-Sample Assuming Unequal Variances"
Step4: Select Range 1 and Range 2 of data
Step5:Enter Hypothesized mean difference is zero in the box and alpha is 0.05 in the box
Step6:Select Output Range and click on OK
t-Test: Two-Sample Assuming Unequal Variances | ||
Yes | No | |
Mean | 16.75 | 14.1 |
Variance | 15.53333 | 28.30526 |
Observations | 16 | 20 |
Hypothesized Mean Difference | 0 | |
df | 34 | |
t Stat | 1.715544 | |
P(T<=t) one-tail | 0.047673 | |
t Critical one-tail | 1.690924 | |
P(T<=t) two-tail | 0.095347 | |
t Critical two-tail | 2.032245 |
a)The value for the test statitistic ("t Stat") is 1.715544
b) The value for the Critical value for t is 1.690924
c) The the p-value for this two-sample hypothesis test is 0.047673
d) P-value=0.047673<alpha=0.05 then we reject the null hypothesis and conclude that participating in the fitness program does result in employees who are more productive i.e.(TRUE)