Refer to Exercise 7.84. Suppose we had n = 100, = 9.4, and

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QUESTION:

Refer to Exercise 7.84. Suppose we had n = 100, \(\bar{x}=9.4\), and \(s^2=4.84\)..

a. Test the null hypothesis, \(H_0:\sigma^2\ >\ 1\), against the alternative hypothesis, \(H_0:\sigma^2\ >\ 1\).

b. Compare your test result with that of Exercise 7.84.

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QUESTION:

Refer to Exercise 7.84. Suppose we had n = 100, \(\bar{x}=9.4\), and \(s^2=4.84\)..

a. Test the null hypothesis, \(H_0:\sigma^2\ >\ 1\), against the alternative hypothesis, \(H_0:\sigma^2\ >\ 1\).

b. Compare your test result with that of Exercise 7.84.

ANSWER:

Solution:

Step 1 of 2:  

  From exercise 7.84. We have n = 100,   and

 a). To test the null hypothesis against .

        Given the hypotheses are

             against

             

     The test statistic is

       

           

            = 479.16

    The rejection region requires in the upper tail of the distribution with

   df = n -1 = 100 - 1 = 99.

               (this value from the critical value of the chi-square distribution)

     The rejection region is

  Here we conclude that, the test statistic is greater than the table value.

    That is, . So is rejected.

  Therefore, there is sufficient evidence to indicate the variance is larger than 1 at 


 

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