
Test the claim that
:
<
80 for these data using
=
0.10:
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60 |
70 |
75 |
55 |
80 |
55 |
|
65 |
40 |
80 |
70 |
80 |
95 |
|
120 |
90 |
75 |
85 |
80 |
60 |
Note that
is
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80.
First enter
the data in
by pressing STAT and selecting 1:Edit by pressing ENTER.
The result is shown below

Press STAT, then RIGHT ARROW twice to TESTS. Press 2 to
select 2:T-Test. If Data is not already highlighted, LEFT ARROW
to highlight it, and then press ENTER to select the data mode. ARROW
DOWN once and enter 80
next to
:.
Make sure the defaults of
for List: and 1 for Freq: are also listed.
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ARROW
DOWN to
:.
Use the arrow keys to highlight <
,
since the claim being tested is
<
80, and press ENTER. ARROW
DOWN to select Calculate, and then press ENTER. The
results are shown below.

Conclusions based on t-value:
The test t value shown above is t = -1.381. Using a t distribution
table for a 1-tailed test with
=
0.10 and d.f.= 17, we find that the critical t value is t =
-1.333.
This is a left-tailed
test, so since -1.381 < -1.333, we are in the rejection region, so
reject
:
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80, and accept the alternative hypothesis
:
<
80.
Conclusions based on P-value:
The test p value shown above is p = 0.0926361139. The decision is to reject
: ![]()
80, since 0.0926361139 < 0.10; that is, p <
.
Test the claim
:
= 8
when
= 0.6,
= 8.2, and n = 25 using
=
0.05. We use
:
8.
Press STAT, then RIGHT ARROW twice to TESTS. Press 2 to select 2:T-Test.
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If STATS is not highlighted,
ARROW RIGHT once and press ENTER to select STATS. ARROW
DOWN once and enter the value of 8 for
.
ARROW DOWN once and enter 8.2 for
.
ARROW DOWN once and enter .6 for
.
ARROW DOWN once again, and enter 25 for n.

Now we must choose which test. Since
this is a two-tailed test, ARROW DOWN once to
:
then use the LEFT or RIGHT ARROW to select ![]()
,
then press ENTER. ARROW
DOWN one last time to Calculate and then press ENTER. The
results are shown below.
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Conclusions based on t-value:
The test t value shown above is t = 1.667. Using a t-distribution table
for
=
0.05, d.f.= 24 and the fact that this is a two-tailed test, we find that
the critical value is t = 2.064. Thus, the rejection region is t <
-2.064 or t > 2.064. Since -2.064 < 1.667 < 2.064, the
decision is that we cannot reject
:
= 8.
Conclusions based
on P-value:
The test p value shown about is p = 0.1085801058. Thus, we cannot reject
:
= 8 since 0.1085801058 > 0.05