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    This document contains the results of 4 one-sample t-tests analyzing data related to physiological measurements. The first test fails to reject the null hypothesis that the mean maximum voluntary ventilation is 110 liters/minute. The second test fails to reject the null hypothesis that the mean is less than 165. The third test rejects the null hypothesis that the mean age at death is less than 30 years. The fourth test rejects the null hypothesis that the mean is greater than 14.

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    This document contains the results of 4 one-sample t-tests analyzing data related to physiological measurements. The first test fails to reject the null hypothesis that the mean maximum voluntary ventilation is 110 liters/minute. The second test fails to reject the null hypothesis that the mean is less than 165. The third test rejects the null hypothesis that the mean age at death is less than 30 years. The fourth test rejects the null hypothesis that the mean is greater than 14.

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    This document contains the results of 4 one-sample t-tests analyzing data related to physiological measurements. The first test fails to reject the null hypothesis that the mean maximum voluntary ventilation is 110 liters/minute. The second test fails to reject the null hypothesis that the mean is less than 165. The third test rejects the null hypothesis that the mean age at death is less than 30 years. The fourth test rejects the null hypothesis that the mean is greater than 14.

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    This document contains the results of 4 one-sample t-tests analyzing data related to physiological measurements. The first test fails to reject the null hypothesis that the mean maximum voluntary ventilation is 110 liters/minute. The second test fails to reject the null hypothesis that the mean is less than 165. The third test rejects the null hypothesis that the mean age at death is less than 30 years. The fourth test rejects the null hypothesis that the mean is greater than 14.

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    PRACTICAL#07 (Minitab)

    QUESTION#01
    COMMAND: Stats=basic stats=1-sample t-test=select variable=tick perform
    hypothesis testing(hypothesized mean=110)=options( alternate type:
    mean≠hypothesized mean, CI:99.0)=ok
    OUTPUT:
    One-Sample T: C3

    Test of μ = 110 vs ≠ 110

    Variable N Mean StDev SE Mean 99% CI T P


    C3 20 111.8 56.1 12.5 (76.0, 147.7) 0.15 0.884
    TESTING OF THE DATA:
    H O: µ=110 liters per minute

    H 1: µ≠110 liters per minute

    α = 0.01
    TEST STATISTIC: using the p-value from the analysis, p-value=0.884
    CRITICAL REGION: If p-value≥α, donot reject the null hypothesis.
    CONCLUSION: As p-value≥α so we accept the null hypothesis and
    concluded that mean maximum voluntary ventilation value for apparently
    healthy college senior is 110 liters per minute.

    QUESTION#02
    COMMAND: Stats=basic stats=1-sample t-test=select variable=tick perform
    hypothesis testing(hypothesized mean=165)=options( alternate type:
    mean<hypothesized mean, CI:95.0)=ok

    OUTPUT:
    One-Sample T: C1
    Test of μ = 165 vs > 165

    Variable N Mean StDev SE Mean 95% Lower Bound T P


    C1 12 157.58 24.40 7.04 144.93 -1.05 0.843
    TESTING OF THE DATA:
    H O: µ is less than 165

    H 1: µ is not less than 165

    α = 0.01
    TEST STATISTIC: using the p-value from the analysis, p-value=0.843
    CRITICAL REGION: If p-value≥α, donot reject the null hypothesis.
    CONCLUSION: As p-value≥α so we accept the null hypothesis and
    concluded that population mean is less than 165
    QUESTION#03
    COMMAND: Stats=basic stats=1-sample t-test=select variable=tick perform
    hypothesis testing(hypothesized mean=30)=options( alternate type:
    mean<hypothesized mean, CI:95.0)=ok
    OUTPUT:
    One-Sample T: C5

    Test of μ = 30 vs < 30

    Variable N Mean StDev SE Mean 95% Upper Bound T P


    C5 50 19.46 17.82 2.52 23.68 -4.18 0.000
    TESTING OF THE DATA:
    H O: µ is less than 30

    H 1: µ is not less than 30

    α = 0.05
    TEST STATISTIC: using the p-value from the analysis, p-value=0.000
    CRITICAL REGION: If p-value≥α, donot reject the null hypothesis.
    CONCLUSION: As p-value<α so we reject null hypothesis and concluded
    that mean age at death of patients with homozygous sickle-cell disease is not
    less than 30yrs.
    QUESTION#04
    COMMAND: Stats=basic stats=1-sample t-test=select variable=tick perform
    hypothesis testing(hypothesized mean=14)=options( alternate type:
    mean>hypothesized mean, CI:95.0)=ok
    OUTPUT:
    One-Sample T: C7

    Test of μ = 14 vs > 14

    Variable N Mean StDev SE Mean 95% Lower Bound T P


    C7 21 15.624 3.383 0.738 14.351 2.20 0.020

    TESTING OF THE DATA:


    H O: µ is greater than 14

    H 1: µ is not greater than 14

    α = 0.05
    TEST STATISTIC: using the p-value from the analysis, p-value=0.020
    CRITICAL REGION: If p-value≥α, donot reject the null hypothesis.
    CONCLUSION: As p-value<α so we reject null hypothesis and concluded
    that mean of population from which sample is drawn is not greater than 14.S

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