MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications
MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications
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ISBN: 9781119256830
Author: Amos Gilat
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Inc
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3. Spool Failures
Hypotheses
400 Spools
Ho :
6 Failures
H2:
pbar test =
pbar crit =
Standard Error
SE =
Fill in which ever values that you use in your
ztest =
zcrit =
test to the left of this instruction.
Significance level a =
p-value =
Is the Johnson company satisfying their agreement?
Yes / No
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Transcribed Image Text:3. Spool Failures Hypotheses 400 Spools Ho : 6 Failures H2: pbar test = pbar crit = Standard Error SE = Fill in which ever values that you use in your ztest = zcrit = test to the left of this instruction. Significance level a = p-value = Is the Johnson company satisfying their agreement? Yes / No
3. As part of an agreement with the Johnson wire company, only 1% or less of incoming spools of
wire can fail a strength test. Out of the 400 most recent spools of wire, 6 have failed the
strength test.
Use a hypothesis test with a significance level of 0.05 to determine if the Johnson company is
still living up to the agreement.
Write your null and alternative hypotheses next to Ho and Ha on the Excel sheet. Use <= or >=
for less than or equals or greater than or equals wherever you need them in the hypotheses.
Write 'xbar' for any sample means and 'pbar' for any sample proportions that you use, e.g.
'xbar' for x and 'pbar' for p
as in
H. : pbar >= .34
H : pbar <.34
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Transcribed Image Text:3. As part of an agreement with the Johnson wire company, only 1% or less of incoming spools of wire can fail a strength test. Out of the 400 most recent spools of wire, 6 have failed the strength test. Use a hypothesis test with a significance level of 0.05 to determine if the Johnson company is still living up to the agreement. Write your null and alternative hypotheses next to Ho and Ha on the Excel sheet. Use <= or >= for less than or equals or greater than or equals wherever you need them in the hypotheses. Write 'xbar' for any sample means and 'pbar' for any sample proportions that you use, e.g. 'xbar' for x and 'pbar' for p as in H. : pbar >= .34 H : pbar <.34
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