Question

240 individuals are recruited in this trial, and the new treatment is effective on 60 of them. What is the p-value associated with the hypothesis test from question 4? Give your answer to 4 decimal places. For help on how to input a numeric answer, please see "Instructions for inputting a numeric response."

Answer 1

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Explanation:

Experiments were performed for 240 people, 60 people test positive.

Step 1: we calculate the sample proportion; p= 60/240= 0.25.

Step 2: calculate the standard error for the sample, which is the square root of sample proportion,p = p(1-p)/n, n=100

0.25(1-0.25)/100

= 0.04.

Step 3: calculate the test statistics; assuming the hypothesis test percentage is 25%

Then, we say 0.25-1=0.75

-0.75/0.04

= -1.875.

In particular, the sample results are -1.875 standard error.

Probability of Z is less than -1.875.

Look up it value in the Z table