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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Median
пауе
De Ineal.
ALL STANDARD ERRORS ROUNDED TO HUNDRED-
THOUSANDTH PLACE. ALL m's ROUNDED TO
THOUSANDTH PLACE. T CALCULATED ROUNDED
ΤΟ THOοUSANDΤΗ PLACE.
CONCLUSION I: Do not reject H,.
Not enough evidence to reject H.
1. The Wall Street Journal reported that the average cost of
renting a car in Orlando, Florida is =$38 per day. A random
sample of vacationing families (with a rental car) at Disney
World were asked how much they were being charged for
their rental car. The costs per day turned out to be varied
among the 16 families asked. The mean was $35.60 and s
was $3.76. Assuming that daily car rentals have an
approximately normal distribution, use a 5% level of
significance to test the claim that the population average car
rental cost per day for families visiting Disney World is less
than that reported by the Wall Street Journal.
CONCLUSION II:
H.
H.
n=
df=
x bar=
S=
SE=
t calculated
t table
Mean
Mode
Conclusion I or II?
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Transcribed Image Text:Median пауе De Ineal. ALL STANDARD ERRORS ROUNDED TO HUNDRED- THOUSANDTH PLACE. ALL m's ROUNDED TO THOUSANDTH PLACE. T CALCULATED ROUNDED ΤΟ THOοUSANDΤΗ PLACE. CONCLUSION I: Do not reject H,. Not enough evidence to reject H. 1. The Wall Street Journal reported that the average cost of renting a car in Orlando, Florida is =$38 per day. A random sample of vacationing families (with a rental car) at Disney World were asked how much they were being charged for their rental car. The costs per day turned out to be varied among the 16 families asked. The mean was $35.60 and s was $3.76. Assuming that daily car rentals have an approximately normal distribution, use a 5% level of significance to test the claim that the population average car rental cost per day for families visiting Disney World is less than that reported by the Wall Street Journal. CONCLUSION II: H. H. n= df= x bar= S= SE= t calculated t table Mean Mode Conclusion I or II?
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