ELEMENTARY STATISTICS The Tunxis Bookstore anticipates that, during the first 2 weeks of the semester
ELEMENTARY STATISTICS
- The Tunxis Bookstore anticipates that, during the first 2 weeks of the semester (Monday through Friday), an average of at least 15 sales per hour will be made between 8 am. and 8 p.m. Thus, the null hypothesis is \({{H}_{0}}:\mu \ge 15\). Name the alternative hypothesis, Ha.
- During the 120 hours named above, a tally is kept of the number of sales per hour. These values are in the given grid. Enter those numbers into column 1, labeled "Sales per Hour".
- Produce a histogram of the numbers in column 1. Does it appear to have a normal shape? Why or why not?
- Have Minitab, produce x-bar and s, the point estimators of this sample in column 1.
- Specific to this problem, what would be the result of an alpha-error? How is this significant to the bookstore staff? How is this important to the students purchasing texts at this time of the semester?
- Let \(\alpha \) = .04. Use Minitab to name the z-score which cuts off the reject area.
- Using the s in IV, find \({{s}_{{\bar{X}}}}\)
- State the reject rule in terms of x-bar.
- Use the x-bar in N to draw a conclusion and word it appropriately.
- What would be the result of a beta-error in this problem? How is this significant to the bookstore staff? How is this important to the students purchasing texts at this time of the semester?
- If the actual \(\mu \) = 14, use Minitab to find the beta-error.
- What sample size would be needed to maintain an alpha-error of .02 and a beta-error of .05?
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