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8. A nationwide random sample of university professors revealed that 24 professors consumed a total of...
8.
A nationwide random sample of university professors revealed that
24 professors consumed a total of 6,548 mg of caffeine daily, with
a standard deviation of 48 mg. Assuming that the amount of caffeine
consumed per person per day is normally distributed, is there
sufficient evidence to conclude that the average amount of caffeine
consumed per day by university professors is more than 250 mg using
α = 0.05?
Answer the following:
Hypothesis test: Ho: μ = Answer versus H1: μ Answer
Answer
Using the classical method: The value of the test statistic
(to two decimal places) is Answer.
The critical value is: Answer.
The decision is: Answer
Conclusion:
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