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Material Type: Assignment; Professor: Stepanov; Class: Methods of Applied Statistics; Subject: Statistics; University: University of Illinois - Urbana-Champaign; Term: Spring 2009;
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STAT 420 Spring 2009
(10 points) (due Friday, January 30, by 3:00 p.m.)
From the textbook:
The salary of junior executives in a large retailing firm is normally distributed with
average salary of all junior executives.
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95% confidence, α = 0.05, z (^) 0.025 = 1.960.
Redo Problem 3.5 without assuming that the population standard deviation is
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95% confidence, α = 0.05, t (^) 0.025 ( 24 ) = 2.064.
A cereal packaging machine is supposed to turn out boxes that contain 20 oz of cereal on the average. Past experience indicates that the standard deviation of the
containing less than 19.8 oz of cereal, on the average, are considered unacceptable.
Hint: Treat this problem as a left-tailed test since 19.8 < 20. Also assume that the cereal weights are approximately normally distributed.
hypotheses, fund the power function of the test assuming a significance level
Find the rejection region first and state it in terms of the sample mean X.
at a significance level of your choice.
pooled (^) + −
pooled
Rejection Region:
3.435 > 2.861 (^) 2 – tailed
blood cholesterol was 270, and the sample standard deviation was 37. For a group of 7 men (also 35-40 years old) who did exercise regularly, the average blood cholesterol was 220, with the sample standard deviation of 31. We wish to test the claim that regular exercise lowers cholesterol by more than 20 points, on average. What is the
the two populations are approximately normally distributed, and that the overall
pooled (^) + −
1 2 pooled
From the textbook:
Prove the algebraic identity
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ANOVA table. (You should be able to calculate easily all the ANOVA table entries
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