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More than 50% would germinate
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that in the production of a plant, a treatment is being evaluated to germinate seed. From a total of 60 seed it was observed that 37 of them germinated
Let us check whether more than 50% will germinate using hypothesis test
(right tailed test)
Sample proportion p =
p difference = 0.117
Test statistic Z = p difference/std error = 1.864
p value =0.0312
Since p value <0.05 our significance level of 5% we reject null hypothesis
It is possible to claim that most of the seed will germinate (i.e. more than 50%)
What we know here is that all 2500 shares together are worth 100 000 dollars in total. (it's 100 000.00 actually, but we can ignore the part after the point, as it's equal to 0).
This means that each of the shares is valid the whole sum divided by the number of shares, that is:
(first i divided both denominator and numerator by 100)
So each value is worth 40 dolars.
This means that each of the shares is valid the whole sum divided by the number of shares, that is:
(first i divided both denominator and numerator by 100)
So each value is worth 40 dolars.