Veronica Zavala Tiffany Hilton Math 1040 Project part 5 and 6 Suppose that exhale data found that

in a systematic sample; we found that 11 were female and 23 males. Use a 0.05 significant level to test that the claim is 65% of the exhale data is male. n=34 STEP 1 P: the true proportion of exhale data that chose is male. H0: p=0.65 claim H1: p0.65 np=34(0.65) = 22.1 nq= 34 (0.35) = 11.9 x=23 = 0.05 Cl= 0.65

STEP 4 TWO TAILED I used my calculator TI-83 PLUS Stat > test > Prop z test > enter P-value p= 0.75 STEP 5 P-value > 0.75 > 0.05 Failed to reject H0 STEP 6 There is insufficient evidence to reject the claim that 65% of exhale data is male.

STEP 2 TWO TAILED = 0.05 /2= 0.05/2= 0.025 Z /2= 1.96 STEP 3 n= 34 p= 23/34=0.676 p=0.65 q=0.35

TYPE 1 ERROR Conclude that the proportion 0.65when it is really 0.65.

Z=

Z=

= 0.32

A cluster sample of 30 height/inches of exhale data is obtained and the sample mean is 63.2 inches. The sample standard deviation is 6.29 inches. Use a 0.05 significance level to test the claim that the mean of height /inches is equal to 61.1 inches, as is commonly believed. REQUIREMENTS: n= 30 x= 63.2 =0.05 s= 6.2 = 61.1

STEP 5 P-value method > 0.778 > 0.05 Fail to reject Confidence Interval Method: T

95% 63.2 2.045 (1.148391629) = 2.34 90% 63.2 1.701 (1.148391629) = 1.95

1) Cluster sample 2) Normal n30 STEP 1

95%

63.2 2.34

(60.86, 65.54) 90% 63.2 1.95

H0: =61.1 claim H1: 61.1 STEP 2 C.V: two tailed = 2.045 df= 30-1= 29 STEP 3 (61.25, 65.15) Fail to reject H0 STEP 6: There is insufficient evidence to reject the claim that the mean height/inches of the exhale data is 61.1 inches.

t=

t=

=1.83
TYPE 1 ERROR Conclude that the mean is not 0.61.1 when it is really 0.61.1

STEP 4 I used my calculator TI-83 PLUS Stat > test > t-test> enter P=0.0778

The hypothesis for proportion and mean were taken from last projects in based of exhale data that my team chose. I calculated the proportion hypothesis from Systematic sample. The data was n=34, x=23, = 0.05 Cl= 0.65. I used the Z=

to calculate the

statistic test. Also, I calculated the p-values because I understand more than critical value. When I compare p value and , p value is greater than . So, I concluded that the claim is failed to reject and insufficient evidence to reject the claim that 65% of exhale data is male. In the hypothesis of the mean, I chose the cluster sample. The data was n= 30 =0.05, = 61.1, x= 63.2, s= 6.29. I used t=

to calculate the statistic test. I calculated p

value and compared with ; then, I concluded that the claim is failed to reject and insufficient evidence to reject the claim that mean height/inches of the exhale data is 61.1 inches. Both hypotheses concluded failed to reject the claim. In the case of proportion, I chose to calculate wit 65%. Also, my hypothesis claim were for two tailed, so it is interesting that both concluded in the same form. In my hypothesis of proportion, my claim was 65% and in my hypothesis for mean the mean was 61.1 inches. The claims in both hypotheses were important to understand in conclusions.