The null hypothesis is the claim being tested and always has the equals sign. A p-value below α is evidence against it: reject H₀. Rejecting a true H₀ is a Type I error; failing to reject a false one is a Type II error.
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H0:p=0.05. In a random sample of 475,p^=0.08. Find the test statistic z.
A test gives a p-valueof 0.037.At α=0.1, what is the decision?
Last year 45% of a state's voters favored a ballot measure. A campaign believes support has changed. State the hypotheses.
A medicine causes headaches in 22% of patients. A doctor suspects a new version causes them in fewer patients. State the hypotheses.
A website says 2% of visitors click its ad. After a redesign, the designers think the click rate has gone up. State the hypotheses.
H0:p=0.85. In a random sample of 1275,p^=0.84. Find the test statistic z.
A test gives a p-valueof 0.103.At α=0.05, what is the decision?
H0:p=0.8. In a random sample of 256,p^=0.8125. Find the test statistic z.
H0:p=0.5. In a random sample of 400,p^=0.485. Find the test statistic z.
H0:p=0.75. In a random sample of 300,p^=0.79. Find the test statistic z.
Nationally, 29% of teens have a part-time job. A researcher thinks the share in her state is different. State the hypotheses.
H0:p=0.9. In a random sample of 100,p^=0.84. Find the test statistic z.
A city says 48% of residents recycle. An environmental group suspects the true share is lower. State the hypotheses.
A basketball player has made 69% of her free throws over her career. Her coach thinks a new technique has raised her rate. State the hypotheses.
H0:p=0.5. In a random sample of 400,p^=0.5175. Find the test statistic z.
H0:p=0.4. In a random sample of 600,p^=0.37. Find the test statistic z.
H0:p=0.8. In a random sample of 625,p^=0.7664. Find the test statistic z.
H0:p=0.5. In a random sample of 625,p^=0.544. Find the test statistic z.
A coupon company says 23% of shoppers nationwide use coupons. A grocery chain believes the share among its own shoppers is different. State the hypotheses.
A seed company claims 83% of its seeds sprout. A gardener suspects the rate is lower. State the hypotheses.
H0:p=0.05. In a random sample of 475,p^=0.08. Find the test statistic z.3
A test gives a p-valueof 0.037.At α=0.1, what is the decision?Reject H0
Last year 45% of a state's voters favored a ballot measure. A campaign believes support has changed. State the hypotheses.H0:p=0.45;Ha:p=0.45
A medicine causes headaches in 22% of patients. A doctor suspects a new version causes them in fewer patients. State the hypotheses.H0:p=0.22;Ha:p<0.22
A website says 2% of visitors click its ad. After a redesign, the designers think the click rate has gone up. State the hypotheses.H0:p=0.02;Ha:p>0.02
H0:p=0.85. In a random sample of 1275,p^=0.84. Find the test statistic z.−1
A test gives a p-valueof 0.103.At α=0.05, what is the decision?Fail to reject H0
H0:p=0.8. In a random sample of 256,p^=0.8125. Find the test statistic z.0.5
H0:p=0.5. In a random sample of 400,p^=0.485. Find the test statistic z.−0.6
H0:p=0.75. In a random sample of 300,p^=0.79. Find the test statistic z.1.6
Nationally, 29% of teens have a part-time job. A researcher thinks the share in her state is different. State the hypotheses.H0:p=0.29;Ha:p=0.29
H0:p=0.9. In a random sample of 100,p^=0.84. Find the test statistic z.−2
A city says 48% of residents recycle. An environmental group suspects the true share is lower. State the hypotheses.H0:p=0.48;Ha:p<0.48
A basketball player has made 69% of her free throws over her career. Her coach thinks a new technique has raised her rate. State the hypotheses.H0:p=0.69;Ha:p>0.69
H0:p=0.5. In a random sample of 400,p^=0.5175. Find the test statistic z.0.7
H0:p=0.4. In a random sample of 600,p^=0.37. Find the test statistic z.−1.5
H0:p=0.8. In a random sample of 625,p^=0.7664. Find the test statistic z.−2.1
H0:p=0.5. In a random sample of 625,p^=0.544. Find the test statistic z.2.2
A coupon company says 23% of shoppers nationwide use coupons. A grocery chain believes the share among its own shoppers is different. State the hypotheses.H0:p=0.23;Ha:p=0.23
A seed company claims 83% of its seeds sprout. A gardener suspects the rate is lower. State the hypotheses.H0:p=0.83;Ha:p<0.83
Writing "accept H₀". A test that fails to reject has only failed to find evidence; it has not shown the null is true.
Also called significance test, null and alternative hypotheses, p-value or type I and type II errors.
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Statistics is usually taken around 11th or 12th grade, though schools vary and plenty of students meet it earlier or later. Pick the difficulty rather than the grade: the easy level suits a first lesson on it, the hard level suits review before a test.
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Writing "accept H₀". A test that fails to reject has only failed to find evidence; it has not shown the null is true.