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Example of hypothesis problem with solution. A sample of iron intake in was obtained during a 24-hour period from 45 randomly selected adult. As explained above a type 1 error occurs when our statistical test rejects the null hypothesis when in reality the null hypothesis is true. All lilies have the same number of petals is an example of a null hypothesis.

For example you could conduct a test to find either a drug is effective or not for treating headaches. Perform an F-test to determine if the null hypothesis should be accepted. The result in seconds is as follows.

In the example above you can see that we have chosen our confidence level to be at 95. Public Opinion About President Step 1. For example someone performing experiments on plant growth might report this hypothesis.

Below is an example of a hypothesis tree for a store that is trying to grow its sales. I think that if I put chicken in a bowl with coke that it will dissolve them most in 5 days. A statisticalhypothesisaclaim aboutthevalueofaparameter populationcharacteristiccouldbeacombinationofparametersor abouttheformofanentireprobabilitydistribution Examples Hµ75centswhere µ isthetruepopulationaverageofdaily perGstudentcandysodaexpensesinUShighschools.

In the output above Minitab reports that the P -value is 0117. Calculate the test statistic z x μ σn 1897 Step 3. To test the hypothesis the time it takes each machine to pack ten carons are recorded.

Then add a rationale that offers a theory about why this solution is the right one to solve the identified problem. Conclude We can see that 1897 165 thus our test statistic is in the rejection region. The solution text will appear as underlined or as a choice to be selected or deleted appropriately.