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68 |
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88 |
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86 |
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72 |
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94 |
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94 |
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71 |
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15 |
Find the sample size n for the resting heart rate data. |
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77.27 |
Find the sample mean x resting heart rate. |
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10.25 |
Find the sample standard deviation sx of the resting heart rate. |
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H0: µ=72 |
Write out the null hypothesis: H0: |
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H1: µ≠72 |
Write out the alternate hypothesis: H1: |
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0.05 |
What is alpha α? |
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14 |
How many degrees of freedom are there? |
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2.14 |
Determine tc |
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1.99 |
Find the t-statistic t. |
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We fail to reject the null hypothesis |
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No |
Is the class resting heart rate significantly different from the expected population mean of 72? |
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0.07 |
What is the p-value for this hypothesis test? |
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0.93 |
What is the largest possible confidence interval for which this difference is significant? |
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Yes |
Would the sample be statistically significantly different at an significance of 10%? |
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