Shaking tests are conducted against a reinforced concrete in a lab environment. Previous measurements indicate that the timeframe a reinforced concrete can withstand a severe eartquake follows a...


Shaking tests are conducted against a reinforced concrete in a lab environment. Previous measurements indicate that the timeframe a reinforced concrete can withstand a severe eartquake follows a Normal distribution with a standard devation of 4 seconds. You decide to come up with an alternative hypothesis that o<4 and<br>conduct 24 shaking tests to test your hypothesis. The sample standard deviation is found to be s = 2.93 seconds. Answer the following.<br>Click here to view page 1 of the Chi-Square Critical Values Table,<br>Click here to view page 2 of the Chi-Square Critical Values Table.<br>(a) Decide on your null and alternative hypotheses and fill in the blank. (Type integers.)<br>O A. Ho: o2 =<br>OB.<br>Ho: o? =<br>H,:o?<<br>OC. Ho: o2><br>O D. Ho: o2 <<br>H,:0 =<br>(b) Identify the critical value(s) of your test for a significance level of 0.10. (Round to two decimal places including any zeros.)<br>O A. x < or x? >[<br>O B. x?><br>OC. x?<<br>(c) On the other hand, the x? value of the test can be computed as |. (Round to two decimal places including any zeros.)<br>O A. Based on the calculated value, we reject H, and conclude that there is not adequate evidence for o<4 at the 0.10 level.<br>O B. Based on the calculated value, we reject H, and conclude that there is adequate evidence for o<4 at the 0.10 level.<br>O C. Based on the calculated value, we fail to reject H, and conclude that there is not adequate evidence for o< 4 at the 0.10 level.<br>O D. Based on the calculated value, we fail to reject Ho and conclude that there isadequate evidence for o< 4 at the 0.10 level.<br>OO OC<br>

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