(Solution Library) Jane-Marie is arranging for a retirement party for a friend, and is trying to come up with a cost for the event. She believes that the cost
Question: Jane-Marie is arranging for a retirement party for a friend, and is trying to come up with a cost for the event. She believes that the cost (per person) will be $50. Jane-Marie selects a sample of places to hold the reception, and asks for the per person cost of having the party at that location, given below:
60, 84, 92, 65, 62, 70, 60, 55, 75, 85, 58, 69, 80, 100, 95, 67, 52
You may assume the data is normally distributed. At the .05 level of significance, is there evidence that the cost will be more than what Jane-Marie first thought?
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(Solution Library) Bev is the leader of the (informal) NYSMATYC knitting
(All Steps) Ralph works on SUNY’s General Education Assessment
Solution: As treasurer, Ray sees all NYSMATYC incoming membership
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[Solved] Don has just retired from being the chair of the NYSMATYC
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