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Katyanochek1 [597]
3 years ago
15

5. Ms. Gallegos burns 236 calories riding her bike each hour. She wants to burn more

Mathematics
1 answer:
Setler [38]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

c

Step-by-stepc explanation:

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H0: P <= 0.5

Ha: P > 0.5

, the number who prefer gut strings is <= a number or the test tends towards the  left-tailed.

{0,1,2,3,4,5} ;  

{15,16,17,18,19,20} is a right-tailed test and not appropriate for H0:

{ 0,1,2,3,17,18,19,20} is two-tailed and not appropriate for H0:

b)

Does the region specify a level .05 test? No

 

P = proportion who prefer gut strings to nylon

P = X /20

Assume alpha = 0.05

z(alpha) = -1.645

Reject if (x/20 - 0.5) / sqrt[ (0.5)(0.5)/20 ] < -1.645

Reject if (x/20 - 0.5) <  < (-1.645) sqrt ( (0.5)(0.5)/20 )

Reject if x/20   < (-1.645) sqrt ( (0.5)(0.5)/20 ) + 0.5

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According to (a),  reject H0 if x <= 5

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P( Type II error) = P( x > 5/ P=0.6)

x ---p(x)

6  0.004854  0.998388  

7  0.014563    

8  0.035497  

9  0.070995  

10  0.117142  

11  0.159738  

12  0.179706  

13  0.165882  

14  0.124412  

15  0.074647  

16  0.034991  

17  0.012350  

18  0.003087  

19  0.000487  

20  0.000037  

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7  0.000013  

8  0.000087  

9  0.000462  

10  0.002031  

11  0.007387  

12  0.022161  

13  0.054550  

14  0.109100  

15  0.174560  

16  0.218199  

17  0.205364  

18  0.136909  

19  0.057646  

20  0.011529  

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2  0.000181  

3  0.001087  

4  0.004621  

5  0.014786  

6  0.036964  

7  0.073929  

8  0.120134  

9  0.160179  

10  0.176197  

11  0.160179  

12  0.120134  

13  0.073929  

add: 0.9423 < 0.10 ,  H0 cannot be rejected

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