(See) I took another random sample of 500 Southwest Airlines departures from Phoenix in January 2008. In this sample, 126 of the 500 flights departed late.
Question: I took another random sample of 500 Southwest Airlines departures from Phoenix in January 2008. In this sample, 126 of the 500 flights departed late.
- If you do the hypothesis test from problem 1 again using this sample, do you get the same results? Give the p-value for this test, the results in terms of the null hypothesis, and the results in terms of the problem.
- The true population proportion of delayed flights is 0.2535 or 25.35% so the null hypothesis that the proportion of delays is 25% or less is false. The results of part a of this problem should be, "Do not reject the null hypothesis." What type error was made in part a, Type I or Type II? Explain your answer.
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