Inactive Tutor answered 06/22/21
We're comparing a sample mean to a value, so we run a t-test.
Find t from a table based on alpha = 0.01 (one-sided) and df=4.
confidence interval = m ± t * (s / √n)
test value t = ( m - µ ) / (s / √n)
Kozume S.
asked 06/21/21An MP claims that the average number of acres in his province’s State Parks is less than 2000 acres.
A random sample of five parks is selected and the number of acres is shown below:
959, 1187, 493, 6249, 541
Assume the variable must be normally distributed, at
= 0.01 is there enough evidence to support
the claim? To draw your conclusion, state the hypotheses and identify the claim, find the critical
value(s), label the acceptance and rejection region, calculate the test value and summarize the results
Inactive Tutor answered 06/22/21
We're comparing a sample mean to a value, so we run a t-test.
Find t from a table based on alpha = 0.01 (one-sided) and df=4.
confidence interval = m ± t * (s / √n)
test value t = ( m - µ ) / (s / √n)
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