State whether each of the following situations is a

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QUESTION:

State whether each of the following situations is a correctly stated hypothesis testing problem and why.

(a) \(H_0:\ \mu=25,\ H_1:\ \mu\ne25\)     (b) \(H_0:\ \sigma>10,\ H_1:\ \sigma=10\)

(c) \(H_{0}: \bar{x}=50, H_{1}: \bar{x} \neq 50\)     (d) \(H_0:\ p=0.1,\ H_1:\ p=0.5\)

(e) \(H_0:\ s=30,\ H_1:\ s>30\)

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H_0:mu=25, H_1:mu not=25

H_0:>10, H_1:sigma=10

H_0:x bar=50, H_1:x bar not=50

H_0:p=0.1, H_1:p=0.5

H_0:s=30, H_1:s>30

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QUESTION:

State whether each of the following situations is a correctly stated hypothesis testing problem and why.

(a) \(H_0:\ \mu=25,\ H_1:\ \mu\ne25\)     (b) \(H_0:\ \sigma>10,\ H_1:\ \sigma=10\)

(c) \(H_{0}: \bar{x}=50, H_{1}: \bar{x} \neq 50\)     (d) \(H_0:\ p=0.1,\ H_1:\ p=0.5\)

(e) \(H_0:\ s=30,\ H_1:\ s>30\)

Equation Transcription:

Text Transcription:

H_0:mu=25, H_1:mu not=25

H_0:>10, H_1:sigma=10

H_0:x bar=50, H_1:x bar not=50

H_0:p=0.1, H_1:p=0.5

H_0:s=30, H_1:s>30

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A statistical hypothesis is a statement about the parameters of one or more populations. There will be two statements, a null hypothesis and an alternative hypothesis . The null hypothesis  is a claim that is initially assumed to be true.

Testing of hypothesis procedures depends upon using the information in a random sample from the population of interest. We will either reject or do not reject the null hypothesis based upon whether this information is consistent or inconsistent with the null hypothesis.

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