Question #112471
The average rate of emission radioactive particles from a source was measured over a long period, and found to be 10 particles per unit time. After an experimental treatment had been applied to the source, a further sample was examined and emitted 17 particles in unit time. Test at 5% the null hypothesis that the rate of emissions is unchanged.
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2020-04-29T16:21:53-0400

Let

XP0(λ)X\sim P_0(\lambda)

H0:λ=10H_0: \lambda=10

H1:λ10H_1: \lambda\not=10


Pr(X17)0.02704>0.025=α/2Pr(X\geq17)\approx0.02704>0.025=\alpha/2

The null hypothesis is accepted. There is insufficient evidence to reject H0.H_0.

The rate of emissions is unchanged.



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