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    1. The engineering department claimed the fuel consumption rate of a model was 35.2 mill/gal. A hypothesis test was conducted with a sample mean of 33.6 mill/gal, sample size of 40, population standard deviation of 4.2, and significance level of 0.05. The null hypothesis that the mean is 35.2 was rejected, so the claim is not true and the actual mean is less than 35.2 mill/gal. 2. A hypothesis test of the average weight of beverage cups from a dispensing machine had a sample mean of 7.15 oz, sample size of 16, standard deviation of 0.12 oz, and significance level of 0.05. The null hypothesis

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    1. The engineering department claimed the fuel consumption rate of a model was 35.2 mill/gal. A hypothesis test was conducted with a sample mean of 33.6 mill/gal, sample size of 40, population standard deviation of 4.2, and significance level of 0.05. The null hypothesis that the mean is 35.2 was rejected, so the claim is not true and the actual mean is less than 35.2 mill/gal. 2. A hypothesis test of the average weight of beverage cups from a dispensing machine had a sample mean of 7.15 oz, sample size of 16, standard deviation of 0.12 oz, and significance level of 0.05. The null hypothesis

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    1. The engineering department claimed the fuel consumption rate of a model was 35.2 mill/gal. A hypothesis test was conducted with a sample mean of 33.6 mill/gal, sample size of 40, population standard deviation of 4.2, and significance level of 0.05. The null hypothesis that the mean is 35.2 was rejected, so the claim is not true and the actual mean is less than 35.2 mill/gal. 2. A hypothesis test of the average weight of beverage cups from a dispensing machine had a sample mean of 7.15 oz, sample size of 16, standard deviation of 0.12 oz, and significance level of 0.05. The null hypothesis

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    1. The engineering department claimed the fuel consumption rate of a model was 35.2 mill/gal. A hypothesis test was conducted with a sample mean of 33.6 mill/gal, sample size of 40, population standard deviation of 4.2, and significance level of 0.05. The null hypothesis that the mean is 35.2 was rejected, so the claim is not true and the actual mean is less than 35.2 mill/gal. 2. A hypothesis test of the average weight of beverage cups from a dispensing machine had a sample mean of 7.15 oz, sample size of 16, standard deviation of 0.12 oz, and significance level of 0.05. The null hypothesis

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    Name: DELZA ROSE A.

    LAPSIT Date: NOVEMBER 5, 2023


    Course/Year: MPA - 1

    PROBLEM SET Number 6


    Construct a Hypothesis Testing in each of the following:

    1. Given:
    µ = 35.2 millgal
    µ o = 33.6 millgal
    n = 40
    σ = 4.2
    Level of significance: 0.05

    Solution: Since the sample size is greater than 30, then use Z – test
    Ho – µ = 35.2
    Hn – µ <35.2
     This is one – tailed test
     Ztabular value at 0.05 = ∞ = 0.05
    = ±1.645
    (~x−µ ) √ n
     Zcomputed =
    σ
    ( 33.6−35.2 ) √ 40
    =
    4.2
    = 2.41
     Decision: Since the Zcomputed value is greater than the Ztabular value at 0.05
    level of significance, hence we reject Ho and accept Hn.
     Therefore the claim of the engineering department about the fuel
    consumption rate of the model at 0.05 level of significance is not true.
    Since is <35.2 mill/gal.
    2. Given:
    µ = 7 oz
    µ o = 7.15 oz
    n = 16
    SD = 0.12 oz

    Level of significance = 0.05

    Solution: Sample size <30, use of T - test


    Ho – µ = 7
    Hn – µ >7

     1 – tailed test
     T – tabular value at 0.05 and af = 15 (n - 1)
    T – tabular value = 1.753

    (~x−µ ) √ n
     T – computed =
    s
    ( 7.15−7 ) √ 16
    ¿
    s 0.12
    =5
     Decision: Since the T – computed value is greater than the T – tabular
    value at 0.05 level of significance , hence we reject Ho and accept Ha.
    |t computed value|>|T tabular value|
     Therefore, the average owner of beverages cup being discharged by the
    dispensing machine is greater that 7oz per cup.

    3. Given:
    µ = 55 m3
    µ o = 53 m3
    n = 64
    SD = 5 m3

    Level of significance = 0.01

    Solution: Sample size >330, use Z – test


    Ho: µ = 55 m3
    Ha: µ o = 53 m3

     One – tailed test


     Z – tabular value at 0.01 = ± 2.33
    (~x−µ ) √ n
     Z – computed =
    σ
    ~
    ( x 55−53 ) √64
    =
    σ5
    = 3.2
     Conclusion: |Z computed value|>|Z tabular value|
    : reject Ho and accept Ha
     Therefore, the claim average monthly water consumption is not true.
    Hence, the water consumption is greater than 53 m3.
    4. Given:
    µ = >40
    µ o = 40.8
    n = 50
    SD = 2.14

    Solution: Since the sample size >30, use Z test


    Ho: µ = >40
    Ha: µ o ≠ >40
     2 – tailed test
    0.05
    Level of significance = = 0.025
    2
    Z computed = 1.96
     Since the population mean is higher than 40, assume that the mean are 41,
    42… since it is stated in the problem that the population mean is higher
    than 40.
    x 1−x 2
    Z computed =

    √ √σ1
    n
    ≠ 2
    σ2

    n
    2

    40.8−42
    =
    √2.14
    n 50
    = 0. 097

    x 1−x 2
    Z computed =
    √ √ σ1
    n
    40.8−42
    2

    n
    ≠
    σ2 2

    =
    √ 2.14
    50
    = 0. 580
     Decision: |Z computed value|<|Z tabular value|, hence accept the Ho and
    reject Ha.
     : the claim of AB Box video game on the customer satisfaction
    rating is true which is higher than 40. Since the mean is 40.8

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