Information for Hypothesis Test Project for Statistics:

(Please note this project is worth 60 points and must be turned in on or before the day of the final)

1. Introduction

1. State briefly what claim you are testing.

1. Where you obtained the claim.
2. How you obtained your sample data.
3. Whether the data qualitative or quantitative.
4. Which statistical test you will be doing and why this is the appropriate test to do.

1. The types of test we will be doing:

1. Testing the population proportion \(p\)
2. Testing the \(\mu\), when \(\sigma\) is known
3. Testing the \(\mu\), when \(\sigma\) is unknown
4. Testing the difference between two population proportions
5. Testing the difference between two population means when \(\sigma\) is not known for either of the populations (when we don’t not assume anything the equality of \(\sigma_{1}\) and \(\sigma_{2}\) )

b. List the data.

II. The hypothesis test

1. Before doing the hypothesis test, state the appropriate descriptive statistics for your data

1. This depends on the kind of test you will be performing. .

Remember you only need to include the descriptive statistics appropriate for your specific test.

b. Follow the steps for hypothesis testing:

1. Use \(\alpha=.05\)
2. Remember to follow ALL the steps.
3. Make sure you state your conclusion based on the original claim.

III. Conclusion:

1. State whether or not the results were in any way surprising.
2. Give some reasons why your test might be inaccurate. This may include that you obtained your data from a convenience sample (such as your classmates) or that you did a simulation.
3. State anything else that is relevant. (The following are some suggestions)

1. Suggestions for further research.
2. Steps that ought to be taken if the data shows a problem or a solution to a problem.

Price: $18.14

Solution: The downloadable solution consists of 12 pages, 614 words and 2 charts.
Deliverable: Word Document