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Introduction to Business Chapter 10.5, Problem 10.42E Statistics 7th Edition Textbook Problem WEIERS Ask Buy 2 Publisher: Cengage Learning ISBN: 9781111792374 The average age of passenger cars in use in the United States is 9.0 years. For a simple random sample of 34 vehicles observed in the employee parking area of a large manufacturing plant, the average age is 10.4 years, with a standard deviation of 3.1 years. At Solutions Chapter the 0.01 level 10 Hypothesis Tests Involving A Sa - of significance, can we conclude that the average age of cars qu driven to work by the plant's employees is greater than the national average? Source: polk.com, August 9, 2006. Section tim 10.5 Testing A Mean, Population S- Problem 10.39E This textbook solution is under construction. Would you like us to notify you when it is availa Problem 10.4OE Problem 10.41E Be the first to know Problem 10.42E Problem 10.43E Chapter 10.5, Chapter 10.5, -> Problem 10.44E Problem 10.41E Problem 10.43E Problem 10.45E Problem 10.46E Explore similar questions
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Transcribed Image Text:Introduction to Business Chapter 10.5, Problem 10.42E Statistics 7th Edition Textbook Problem WEIERS Ask Buy 2 Publisher: Cengage Learning ISBN: 9781111792374 The average age of passenger cars in use in the United States is 9.0 years. For a simple random sample of 34 vehicles observed in the employee parking area of a large manufacturing plant, the average age is 10.4 years, with a standard deviation of 3.1 years. At Solutions Chapter the 0.01 level 10 Hypothesis Tests Involving A Sa - of significance, can we conclude that the average age of cars qu driven to work by the plant's employees is greater than the national average? Source: polk.com, August 9, 2006. Section tim 10.5 Testing A Mean, Population S- Problem 10.39E This textbook solution is under construction. Would you like us to notify you when it is availa Problem 10.4OE Problem 10.41E Be the first to know Problem 10.42E Problem 10.43E Chapter 10.5, Chapter 10.5, -> Problem 10.44E Problem 10.41E Problem 10.43E Problem 10.45E Problem 10.46E Explore similar questions
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Given,

μ=9n=34x=10.4s=3.1α=0.01

The hypothesis to be tested here:

H0:μ=9H1:μ>9

This is right-tailed test.

The test statistics is obtained as-

t=x-μsn=10.4-93.134=2.633

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