Solved: One Standard Deviation Known We sometimes know the

Chapter 9, Problem 29

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One Standard Deviation Known We sometimes know the value of one populationstandard deviation from an extensive history of data, but a new procedure or treatment resultsin sample values with an unknown standard deviation. If s1 is known but s2 is unknown,use the procedures in Part 1 of this section with these changes: Replace s1 with the knownvalue of s1 and find the number of degrees of freedom using the expression below. (SeeThe Two-Sample t Test with One Variance Unknown, by Maity and Sherman, TheAmerican Statistician, Vol. 60, No. 2.) Repeat Exercise 13 by assuming that s = 15 forproctored tests.df =as21n1+ s22n2b2(s22>n2)2n2 - 1

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