Question #111782
A test at the 5% significance level, weather the single sample values of 82 comes from a normal population with mean 70 and variance 54.
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Expert's answer
2020-04-23T19:00:28-0400

Lets  calculate  a  zvalue,given  x  =70  and  σ=54=7.348Z=82707.348=1.633Using  calculator  or  ztable  we  can  calculate  :p(z<Z  and  z>Z)=0.102>0.05Since  pvalue  is  greater  than  our  significance  level,  we  can  conclude  that  sample  value  82  comes  from  a  normal  population  with  mean  70  and  variance  54.Let's\;calculate\;a\;z-value,\\given\;\overline{x\;}=70\;and\;\sigma=\sqrt{54}=7.348\\Z=\frac{82-70}{7.348}=1.633\\U\sin g\;calculator\;or\;z-table\;we\;\\can\;calculate\;:\\p(z<-Z\;and\;z>Z)=0.102>0.05\\Since\;p-value\;is\;greater\;than\;our\;\\significance\;level,\;we\;can\;conclude\;\\that\;sample\;value\;82\;comes\;from\;a\;\\normal\;population\;with\;mean\;70\;\\and\;variance\;54.


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