Question #214094

A melting point test of n=10 samples of a binder used in manufacturing a rocket propellant resulted in x =154:2°F. Assume that the melting point is normally distributed with Q=1:5°F: Suppose you want to test the claim that the temperature is different from 155°F: Test the hypothesis at a=0:05: Write down the hypothesis to be tested and show all the steps and calculations.


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2021-07-07T17:32:35-0400

H0:μ=155H1:μ155α=0.05xˉ=154.2σ=1.5n=10H_0: \mu=155 \\ H_1: \mu ≠155 \\ α=0.05 \\ \bar{x}=154.2 \\ \sigma= 1.5 \\ n=10

Test statistic:

Z=xˉμσ/nZ=154.21551.5/10=1.69Zα/2=Z0.05/2=1.96Z = \frac{\bar{x}- \mu}{\sigma / \sqrt{n}} \\ Z = \frac{154.2-155}{1.5/ \sqrt{10}}= -1.69 \\ Z_{α/2}=Z_{0.05/2} = 1.96

Rejection criterion:

If Zα/2ZZα/2-Z_{α/2}≤Z≤Z_{α/2} then we should fail to reject H0.

-1.69 > -1.96

Z>Zα/2Z>Z_{α/2}

Accept H0.

The temperature is NOT different from 155°F


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