Identifying Tests
For the following prompts include:
- the name of the test
- the parameter being tested, H0 and Ha.
Example: What test would you use to determine
whether the starting salaries
for statisticians are greater than $80,000?
Ans: One-sample t-test for population mean, H0 : µ
= $80, 000 vs. Ha : µ >
$80,000.
a. ) The 2010 Census found that
the average family size in Minnesota was 3.05.
What statistical procedure would you use to test whether the
average family
size in Minnesota is greater than 3.05 in 2019?
b. ) According to the 2017
American Community Survey, 5.7% of all workers in
Minneapolis/St. Paul urbanized area commute to work by public
transportation. What statistical procedure would you use to test
whether the proportion
of workers in Minneapolis/St. Paul urbanized area commute to work
by public
transportation in 2019 has changed from than in 2015?
c. ) According to the 2017 American Community
Survey, 4.3% of all workers in
Minneapolis/St. Paul urbanized area work in construction. What
statistical
procedure would you use to test whether the proportion of the
workforce in the
Minneapolis/St. Paul urbanized area is less than in 2017?
d. ) In 2016-2017 NBA season, the average salary
per team was $97.6 million.
What statistical procedure would you use to test whether the
average salary of
teams in the NBA in the 2019-2020 season is the same as in
2016-2017 season?
a)
Assuming we do not know the population standard deviation of family size in Minnesota.
One-sample t-test for population mean, H0 : µ = 3.05 vs. Ha : µ > 3.05
b)
One-sample z-test for population mean, H0 : p = 0.057 vs. Ha : p 0.057
c)
One-sample z-test for population mean, H0 : p = 0.043 vs. Ha : p < 0.043
d)
Assuming we do not know the population standard deviation of salary per team.
One-sample t-test for population mean, H0 : µ = $97.6 million vs. Ha : µ $97.6 million
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