Statistics
Variable
Sample_BM1
Mean
SE Mean
StDev
Minimum
Q1
Median
25
27.371
1.010
5.052
16.790
22.955
26.700
Null hypothesis
H: = 29.5
C)
Descriptive Statistics
N Mean StDev SE Mean
95% CI for
25 27.371 5.052
1.010 (25.286, 29.456)
: mean of Sample
The confidence interval is (25.286, 29.456)
CI X-bar t /2(n-1) s(x-bar) = 27.371 2.06(1.0104) = (25.286, 29.456)
D) n = ( z * s / M ) ^2 =( 2.326* 6/0.75)^2 = 346
2)
Descriptive Statistics
Sample
N
Mean StDev SE Mean
Sample 1 12 2889.00 209.71
60.54
Sample 2 10 2803.00 191.67
60.61
Test
Null hypothesis
H: - = 0
Alternative hypothesis
H: - 0
TValue
D
F
PValue
1.00
18
0.3326
Estimation for Difference
Difference
86.00
H: - = 0
Alternative hypothesis H: - 0
S2: = sqrt 209.71^2/10 + 191.67^2/12 = 86.3671
Tcalc = 2889-2803/86.3671 = 0.9957 or 1
Mean
StDev
SE Mean
Sample 1
10
2889.00
209.71
66.32
Sample 2
12
2803.00
191.67
55.33
Test
Null hypothesis
H: - = 0
Alternative hypothesis
H: - 0
T-Value
DF
P-Value
1.00
20
0.3272
Pooled StDev
86.0
200.0
Null hypothesis
H: - = 0
Alternative hypothesis
H: - 0
Method
W-Value
P-Value
129.50
0.3559
129.50
0.3548
W =129.50
U= 10(12)+10(13)/2 129.50 = 55.5
Mu = 10*12/2 = 60
u = sqrt10*12(10+12+1)/12 = 15.1658
Zcalc = 55.5-60/15.1658 = -0.2967
S1:
H0: Saple1 and Sample2 have identical distribution
HA: Saple1 and Sample2 do not have identical distribution
S5: p Val = P| Z >| Zcal = -0.2967 = 0.3548*2 =0.7096 > 0.05, do not reject Ho
The name of this test is the Man Whitney Test for non- parametric test.
4)
Descriptive Statistics
Sample
Mean
StDev
SE Mean
Value1$K
10
1702.80
60.72
19.20
Value2$K
10
1803.60
128.63
40.68
StDev
SE Mean
-100.80
101.54
32.11
95% CI for d
(-173.44, -28.16)
Test
Null hypothesis
H: d = 0
Alternative hypothesis
H: d 0
T-Value
P-Value
-3.14
0.0119
S1: H0: d = 0= 0
HA: d 0 0
Sd = 101.54/sqrt(10) = 32.1098
S2: Tcalc = -100.80 0/32.1098 = -3.1392
S3 : t* = Tcrit = t9 (0.025) = 2.262
S4: : Since {|tCalc|= -3.1392} < {tCrit = 2.262} Do not reject H
This test is called the Paired test because the observations in one group are naturally related to the
observations in the other group.