In a random sample of 500 observations, 290 successes and 210 failures were detected.
1. Calculate the point estimate of the population proportion of success.
2. Estimate with 95% confidence the population proportion of success.
Use a hypothesis test with significance level 0.05 to test whether the population proportion of success is less than 0.6
● state the null and alternative hypothesis
●state and calculate the appropriate test statistic
●determine the critical value of the test and state the test and state rejection region
●draw an appropriate conclusion
●state whether or not you reject the null hypothesis
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Expert's answer
2020-03-31T11:17:10-0400
1) Point estimate of population proportion of successes p^=500290=0.58.
2) np^=500⋅0.58≥10,n(1−p^)=500(1−0.58)≥10. So we can approximate the binomial distribution with a normal distribution.
z−stat=np(1−p)p^−p=500(0.6)(0.4)0.58−0.6≈−0.9129.Φ(zcr)=21−2α=0.45.zcr=1.64.(−∞,−1.64)is the critical region.z−stat is not in the critical region. So we accept, do not reject H0.
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