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1. Make a claim. 30% of coffee drinkers drunk more than 1 cup of coffee per...

1. Make a claim.

30% of coffee drinkers drunk more than 1 cup of coffee per day

2. Check the conditions and see if the requirements are met.

H0: p =0.30

Ha: p >0.30

Significance level = .05

Critical value = 1.960

N=30

X=14

Right tailed p-value

Np>5 and nq>5

Use: Z test for population proportion

3. Write out the calculator command that you were using and the result.

Stat->test->1-propZ test:

Po: .30

X=14

N=30

>Po

Calculate

Results:

Z= 1.992047

P=.023218

p̂=.466

n=30

4 Write a conclusion without using complicated wordings.

is this correct?

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1. Claim is correct
2. Claim should come always as the alternative hypothesis, which is correct in this case
3. Righly defined right t-test.
3. The calculator command is correct.
4. p-value = .0232
5. The p-value is less than .05 ( significance level assumed in the question), which means that
the null hypothesis is rejected and we "Accept" the alternative hypothesis . i.e. Claim is TRUE

i.,e. YES, 30% of coffee drinkers drunk more than 1 cup of coffee per day

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