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=totalmarks Marks 1a Ho:p_Ottawa= 1 H1:p_Ottawa<> 824 TAB] SolutiontoFXdraft 60 =n 465 =k IgnorepossiblyfiniteN p_hat= 0.5643203883 1 Teststat= (d8e3)/sqrt(e3*(1e3)/c5)= Thisisclearlyimprobablerejectthenullhypothesis Theproportioncontinuinghaschanged(increased). 1 1 0.51 0.51 1b H0:p_Ottawap_Hearst= H1:p_Ottawap_Hearst> 3.12 tailarea= 0.00091 0.02 )/SE= 2.20292 0.02 0.02...

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=totalmarks Marks 1a Ho:p_Ottawa= 1 H1:p_Ottawa<> 824 TAB] SolutiontoFXdraft 60 =n 465 =k IgnorepossiblyfiniteN p_hat= 0.5643203883 1 Teststat= (d8e3)/sqrt(e3*(1e3)/c5)= Thisisclearlyimprobablerejectthenullhypothesis Theproportioncontinuinghaschanged(increased). 1 1 0.51 0.51 1b H0:p_Ottawap_Hearst= H1:p_Ottawap_Hearst> 3.12 tailarea= 0.00091 0.02 )/SE= 2.20292 0.02 0.02 Ignorepossiblyfinitepopulationsizes Hearst Ottawa n 460 824 k 221 465 p_hat 0.48043 0.56432 1 SE_diff= sqrt((d32*(1d32)/d30)+(e32*(1e32)/e30) = 0.0290004031 Teststat= (p_hat_Ottawap_hat_Hearst 0.0138001481 At1%level,cannotreject,sosupportthetrustee'sclaim. OR:Below5%sowerejectnullandDONOTsupport. 1 1 1c 1965 1999 average 73.4 81.2 sd 8.1 6.6 n 473 383 856 30967.92 16639.92 47607.84 55.746885246 ThisisactuallyacomparisonofMEANS 1 H0:mu_99mu_65= H1:mu_99mu_65> 6 6 SincetheSdsroughlysimilar,wewillusethepooledvariancetest. var_pooled= ((e42*e42*(f421)+e43*e43*(f431))/(f42+f432) 55.746885246 s_pooled= 7.4663836793 1 (D34D33E39)/(D45*SQRT(1/F33+1/F34)) 3.507157556 RejectnullH>gradeinflationofmorethan6%canbeclaimed 1 Teststat= 1 11 ================================================================== 2a Teststat:Chisquarebasedonmodelofproportions. Mark A B C Total freq 33 15 10 58 4 2 1 7 propn 0.5714285714 0.2857143 0.14285714 Expected 33.142857143 16.571429 8.28571429 1 OE 0.142857143 1.571429 1.71428571 (OE)^2/E 0.0006157635 0.1490148 0.3546798 0.50431034 1 1 1 Chisquaretailarea= Thereforecannotrejectprof'sclaim. HO:marksfithypothesizeddistribution H1:donotfit ConcludeProf'sclaimisreasonable. 1 0.77712414 orcriticalvalue= p(A)=.57,p(B)=.286,p(C)=.143 2b H0:Thereisnoessentialdifferencebetweentheprofs'marksdistributions (MarksandProfareindependent) H1:Thereisadifference(MarksandProfareassociated) Usechisquare.Computeexpectedsbasedonindependenceofmarkandprof. ChiSquare Test: novice, midlife, oldfogey Expected counts are printed below observed counts ChiSquare contributions are printed below expected counts 1 novice F DB 2 A 1 midlife 11 15 1.067 oldfogey Total 15 19 15 15 0 1.067 45 2 30 30 0 30 30 0 30 30 0 3 19 15 1.067 15 15 0 11 15 1.067 45 60 60 60 180 Total 90 ChiSq = 4.267, DF = 4, PValue = Donotrejecthypothesisthatdistributionsessentiallythesame. ConcludethatMarksandProfareindependentorthatthereisnodiffbetweenthedistributions. 10 ================================================================== 3a mean= 188.96 sd= 21.2 P(my<U)=.95where 2 U< 188.96 + t(13,.05)* 21.2 /sqrt(14) U< 188.96 + 1.771 * 5.6659383 1 U< 198.99437678 1 1 1 3b 0.371 ThestemandleafdiagramdoesNOTshowsymmetryormoundshape, thoughthesampleisquitesmall. Ifwecannotassumenearnormalityinthepopulation,thentheWilcoxon testmaybeappropriateifthepopulationissymmetric.Thisisnotapparent fromthestemandleaf(butdoesshowupinthefulldata,interestingly) IfwetrusttheWilcoxon,thenmedianisquitelikelybelow$200,000. 1 3c P(L<=mu_billings<=U)=0.95,where mean= 200.94 sd= 24.24 {L,U}= 200.94 +/ 24.24*1.96/sqrt(325) 200.94 +/ 2.6354 { 198.30459718 , 203.5754 } 1 1 3d Noassumptionssincedistributionissymmetricandsamplesizelarge, soCentralLimitTheoremapplies. Sincetheintervalcontainsthehypothesizedvalueof200, itisconsistentwithBattleaxe'sclaim. 1 1 3e Fromthefulldata,MsBattleaxewasright. Problemissamplingfromadistributionthathaslongtails,where wearegettingsomeoftheextremeelements. sampling longtailsorequivalent 1 1 3f dropped 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 25 27 24 32 33 29 27 31 34 31 23 32 38 40 33 33 9 4 1 0 5 11 6 2 X_bar= 4.5 sd_diff 4.1748 Usingthedifference,whichhasasymmetricboxplot,wecandoa hypothesistest H0:difference(mu_Jmu_S)=0 Ha:difference>0 Teststat=T=(X_bar_diff0)/(SD_diff/sqrt(n)) = 3.0487836865 Comparetot(7,0.05)= 1.895 ThusrejectH0infavourofHa,soJansenbillsmore. 3g dropped Schmidtissuggestingwhatisessentiallyasigntest.Thatisheis sayingthatifheandJansenhaveequalsales,thereisa.5chance onewillhavehighersalesinagivenweek.Wethenneedtoknow thechanceSchmidtwillexceedJansen1timein8atrandom. P_binomial(K<=1,n=8,p=0.5)= 0.03515625 Clearly,atthe5%level,weREJECTthenullhypotheisthattheyhave equalchanceofhigherbillings,andconcludeJansensellsmore. 11 ================================================================== 4a Assumptionofnormalerrorsmaybeviolated(histogramandNPPshowasymmetry,deviation fromsightlineinNPP) 1 Equalvarianceassumptionmaybeviolatednarrowinginmiddleofresidsvs.fit. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4b R_squared=1(resid.SS/totalSS)=1 = 4c 4d Model3hasprecipitationNOTsignificant,andthefitisreallynobetterthanModel2. FitofModel2muchbetterthanmodel1,allparameterssignificant,andthegraphs, whilenotperfect,doindicateapproximatesymmetryand"nottoobad"NPPaswell asareasonablyconstantspreadofresidualsvsfit(equivarianceassumption) 4f sales=2014.83temp23.6rollrim = 201 4.83 * 23.6 * = 70.59 $ 1 4g 27 0 PI=pointest+/t(df,0.025)*sqrt(SE_mu^2+s^2) s= 16.68 pointest= t(57,.025)~= 2 SE_mu= ME= 34.5683844 PI=( 132.1016156 , 201.238384 ) 1 1 1 1 219319 H0:Allregressioncoeffsarezero.Ha:Atleastonenonzero. UseFtest(ANOVAtable)andfindthatitishighlyunlikelyallcoefficientsarezero. Atleastoneoftheregressioncoefficientsisnonzero,somodelis"significant". 4e 1 1 20018 / 0.90872656 H0:beta1=0,HA:beta1<>0 Usingeitherthettestonthecoefficientoftemperature,ortheFtestonthe"entire" model(whichonlyhasonepredictortemp),wehaveaverysmallpvalue,sothatthe nullhypothesisisrejected. concludethedailytemperatureisausefulpredictor. 166.67 4.53 4h Predictionisfor$70insales(hotday!).However,themaximumvalueoftempinthedatasetis only16.54Celsius.Weareoutsidethedomainofthepredictorvariablesandshouldnottrustthis prediction. 19 ================================================================== 5a 1 linesegmentsininteractionsarenonparallel,suggestsinteracdtion 1 1 5b Ho:nointeraction,Ha:Interaction.Usealpha=0.05 Teststat=F,pvalueisverysmall,thereforerejectH0>thereISinteraction. 5c Estimatethedifferencebetweentheaveragefuelconsumptionforflightswhichare10minutesearly withatailwindandforflightswhichare10minuteslatewithaheadwind. earlywtailw. latewhw 6335.72 9262.42 6703.13 9896.97 6564.22 9475.43 6742.98 9754.93 1 Difference avg 6586.5125 9597.4375 3010.925 averagefortimecategoryandsubtractingthegrandmeantoavoiddoublecounting. Or:grandmean+windeffect+timeeffect.Thereisnocommenthereonsignificanceneeded. 5d B1:MSE 35723 SE=sqrt(MSE*(1/4+1/4))= Tstat(0.025,27)= CIupper= 3285.17 CIlower= 2736.6815142 1 0.5 0.5 1 5e 2.052 133.65 274.24 Notethatthecriticalvaluehasnotbeenadjustedformultiplecomparisons. Giventheexamquestion,anadjustmentiscalledfor. UsemodelB1interactionissignificantandthemodelexplainsthefuelconsumption quitewell(seeR_squared) ModelB2isaonewaymodel,andis"significant",butdoesnotfitaswell. 1 1 ModelB3isatwowayadditivemodel,butdoesn'tfitwell.R_squared_adjustedverypoor. Windnotsignificantinthisadditivemodel. 9 PagePAGE]
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