The Formal Hypothesis Test

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1. 10 points.  State your Claim in words and symbols as to what you are setting out to prove.
   Your claim must be clearly stated, with a paragraph on its intent and goal.  Also include the reasoning of your choice.
2. 10 points.  Gather your data appropriately, turn in your data and the source as to where you obtained your data.

If you are doing a survey, please send in the aggregate information to ensure confidentiality of your subjects, along with a copy of the survey.

If you are using a convenient sampling, state the sources and include a bibliography.

• If you are using one of the provided data sets, please acknowledge that in your introduction.

Graph or plot your data with Excel to show its distribution, descriptive statistics and frequency and relative frequency distribution charts.

State the test that you are going to be performing.  This must be either an Independent two sampling or a matched paired sampling on the mean, proportion or variance.

Explain the test you have opted to perform and why this test is the best one that fits all of the requirements.

Perform your Hypothesis test with your data gathered, showing all statistics necessary, the mean, standard deviation, your correct test statistic, decision criteria, , make your decision and then write a brief statistical conclusion with a supporting confidence interval.  Be real, state your conclusion in real terms, in common understanding language, no need to be too technical.

Project Summary:  Conclusion of your project should be at least two paragraphs, including what your understanding of the project should have done and if the statistics supported or deferred your claim.

Price: $14.77

Solution: The downloadable solution consists of 10 pages, 477 words and 9 charts.
Deliverable: Word Document