Jump to level 1 An online math tutor service would like to claim that the average time spent taking a standardized test after students go through tutoring is less than the average time spent before...


Jump to level 1<br>An online math tutor service would like to claim that the average time spent taking a standardized test after students<br>go through tutoring is less than the average time spent before going through tutoring. A simple random sample of<br>students takes a pre-test, then goes through tutoring and takes a post-test. Results of the sample are shown below.<br>కిలంగ<br>82.333<br>After<br>74.944<br>110.118 199820<br>18<br>What are the population parameters?<br>Mean<br>Variance<br>Observations<br>Pearson Comelation<br>Hypothesized Mean Difference<br>18<br>Pick<br>0.727<br>Is the two-sample hypothesis test a paired t-test or an unpaired t-test?<br>17<br>1Stat<br>-3.227<br>Pick<br>P(T<+t) one-tail<br>டபnoloneinl<br>Pो०il two-tail<br>t Critical two-tail<br>-1.740<br>0,005<br>What is the level of significance? Ex: 012<br>-2.110<br>Confidence Level<br>What is the null hypothesis Ho?<br>Pick<br>What is the alternative hypothesis H,? Pick<br>Should Ho be rejected or does Ho fail to be rejected? Pick<br>What conclusion can be drawn from the data?<br>Pick<br>v evidence exists to support the claim that the mean time spent taking a test after tutoring is less than<br>the mean time spent taking a test before tutoring.<br>L2<br>

Extracted text: Jump to level 1 An online math tutor service would like to claim that the average time spent taking a standardized test after students go through tutoring is less than the average time spent before going through tutoring. A simple random sample of students takes a pre-test, then goes through tutoring and takes a post-test. Results of the sample are shown below. కిలంగ 82.333 After 74.944 110.118 199820 18 What are the population parameters? Mean Variance Observations Pearson Comelation Hypothesized Mean Difference 18 Pick 0.727 Is the two-sample hypothesis test a paired t-test or an unpaired t-test? 17 1Stat -3.227 Pick P(T<+t) one-tail="" டபnoloneinl="" pो०il="" two-tail="" t="" critical="" two-tail="" -1.740="" 0,005="" what="" is="" the="" level="" of="" significance?="" ex:="" 012="" -2.110="" confidence="" level="" what="" is="" the="" null="" hypothesis="" ho?="" pick="" what="" is="" the="" alternative="" hypothesis="" h,?="" pick="" should="" ho="" be="" rejected="" or="" does="" ho="" fail="" to="" be="" rejected?="" pick="" what="" conclusion="" can="" be="" drawn="" from="" the="" data?="" pick="" v="" evidence="" exists="" to="" support="" the="" claim="" that="" the="" mean="" time="" spent="" taking="" a="" test="" after="" tutoring="" is="" less="" than="" the="" mean="" time="" spent="" taking="" a="" test="" before="" tutoring.="">

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