Chapter 9 Test the hypothesis level that orange and brown MMs weigh the same. Use the 0.5 significance


Chapter 9

  1. Test the hypothesis level that orange and brown M&Ms weigh the same. Use the 0.5 significance level.
  2. Test the hypothesis that blue M&Ms are no heavier or no lighter than the other colors using a 0.05 significance level. Hint: create a new variable that separates the sample into two groups, blue and not blue. This is probably best done by choosing Transform>Recode>Into different variables…

Data set attached for chapter 9 as M&M.sav

Chapter 10

  1. Find the correlation between weight and each of the variables age, headlen, headwth, neck, length, and chest. Which variable is the most correlated with weight? Which is least correlated?
  2. Determine the regression equation predicting the weight from the variable chest. What is the regression equation? What percent of the total variation of the variable weight did the variable chest explain?
  3. Use a 98% prediction interval to predict the weight of a bear with a chest measurement of 60 inches.
  4. Determine the multiple regression equation predicting the weight from the variables, neck and chest. What is the multiple regression equation? What is the adjusted coefficient of determination associated with this regression equation? What percent of the total variation of the variables weight does the multiple regression equation explain?

Data set is bears.sav

Chapter 11

  1. A survey was conducted to determine whether there is a gender gap in the confidence people have in police. The sample results are listed in table 11-6. Use a 0.05 significance level to test the claim that there is such as gender gap.
    Confidence in police
    Great deal some Very little or none
    Men 115 56 29
    women 175 94 31
  2. Is political philosophy (liberal, moderate, conservative) of an individual independent of the affiliated news stations (ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX) the individual watches? A survey of 450 people was conducted to determine if the affiliated news stations they watched were independent of their political philosophy. The data from the survey are below. Please use a 0.05 significance level to test if political philosophy and news station watched are independent.
ABc CBS NBC FOX
Liberal 32 33 52 17
Moderate 46 42 68 20
Conservative 37 35 51 17

Chapter 12

  1. Use the injuries to Car Crash Dummies data to determine test the hypothesis that the mean numbers of Chest Deceleration injuries of the four groups (subcompact, compact, midsize, full-size) of cars are equal. Test the hypothesis using a 0.05 significance level.
Injuries to Car crash dummies
Chest deceleration
Subcompact
Escort 55
Civic 47
Accent 59
Sentra 49
Saturn SL4 42
Compact
Cavalier 57
Neon 57
Mazda 626 46
Sunfire 54
Legacy 51
Midsize
Camaro 45
Intrepid 53
Mustang 49
Accord 51
Volvo S70 46
Full-size cars
Audi A8 44
Cadillac Deville 45
Ford Cr. Victoria 39
Aurora 58
Bonneville 44

Chapter 13

  1. Use the Sign test to test the claim that the mean weight of discarded metal and mean mean weigh of discarded paper ar equal using a 0.05 significance level.
  2. Use the Wilcoxon Signed-Ranks procedure to test the clam tat they mean weight of discarded metal and mean weight of discarded paper are equal using a 0.05 significance level.

Data set attached as garbage.sav

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