A population of wild hogs have heights that are normally distributed with a mean of 27” with a standard deviation of 8.5”. A recent Fish and Game trapping program captured 42 of these hogs and found a sample mean height of 24” and a sample standard deviation of 4.7”. Does this data give good evidence that the population of hogs have heights less than 27”. Use an alpha of 5%. What would the hypothesis look like for this situation?(A) What is the test statistic and p value for this test? (C) Test Stat =_________ P-Value =___________ Based on the P-Value and the given alpha which decision would you choose? Circle or highlight the correct choice. (B) Reject the null in favor of the alternative. Fail to reject the null in favor of the alternative. What does this outcome mean in terms of the problem?(D)
A population of wild hogs have heights that are normally distributed with a mean of 27” with a standard deviation of 8.5”. A recent Fish and Game trapping program captured 42 of these hogs and found a sample mean height of 24” and a sample standard deviation of 4.7”. Does this data give good evidence that the population of hogs have heights less than 27”. Use an alpha of 5%. What would the hypothesis look like for this situation?(A) What is the test statistic and p value for this test? (C) Test Stat =_________ P-Value =___________ Based on the P-Value and the given alpha which decision would you choose? Circle or highlight the correct choice. (B) Reject the null in favor of the alternative. Fail to reject the null in favor of the alternative. What does this outcome mean in terms of the problem?(D)
Calculus For The Life Sciences
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Chapter13: Probability And Calculus
Section13.2: Expected Value And Variance Of Continuous Random Variables
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- A population of wild hogs have heights that are
normally distributed with a mean of 27” with a standard deviation of 8.5”. A recent Fish and Game trapping program captured 42 of these hogs and found a sample mean height of 24” and a sample standard deviation of 4.7”. Does this data give good evidence that the population of hogs have heights less than 27”. Use an alpha of 5%.
- What would the hypothesis look like for this situation?(A)
- What is the test statistic and p value for this test? (C)
Test Stat =_________ P-Value =___________
- Based on the P-Value and the given alpha which decision would you choose? Circle or highlight the correct choice. (B)
Reject the null in favor of the alternative.
Fail to reject the null in favor of the alternative.
- What does this outcome mean in terms of the problem?(D)
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