Let us suppose that we have a book, which provides data on the absorbency of paper towels that were produced by two different manufacturing processes. From process 1, the sample size was 10 and had a...

Extracted text: Let us suppose that we have a book, which provides data on the absorbency of paper towels that were produced by two different manufacturing processes. From process 1, the sample size was 10 and had a mean and standard deviation of 190 and 15, respectively. From process 2, the sample size was 4 with a mean and standard deviation of 300 and 44, respectively. Is there evidence to support a claim that the mean absorbency of the towels from process 2 have higher mean absorbency than the towels from process 1? Assume that the standard deviations are known, a = 0.05. Determine the value of the test statistic. Suppose that the hypotheses are Ho: H1 - H2 = 40 = 0versus H1: 41 – 2 < 0.="" round="" your="" answer="" to="" four="" decimal="" places="" (e.g.="" 98.7654).="" determine="" the="" condition="" needed="" to="" claim="" that="" the="" mean="" absorbency="" of="" the="" towels="" from="" process="" 2="" exceeds="" that="" of="" process="" 1.="" round="" your="" answer="" to="" three="" decimal="" places="" (e.g.="" 98.765).="" etextbook="" and="" media="" what="" level="" of="" typel="" error="" would="" you="" consider="" appropriate="" for="" this="" problem?="" o="" the="" probability="" of="" type="" l="" error="" that="" is="" appropriate="" should="" be="" close="" to="" 0.5.="" o="" the="" probability="" of="" type="" l="" error="" that="" is="" appropriate="" should="" be="" close="" to="" 1.="" o="" the="" probability="" of="" type="" l="" error="" that="" is="" appropriate="" should="" be="" close="" to="" 0.="" o="" the="" probability="" of="" type="" l="" error="" that="" is="" appropriate="" depends="" on="" the="" relationships="" between="" the="">