Hypothesis tests & confidence intervals worksheet with answers

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1.Easy
−1.03p = ?

A z test of H₀: μ = μ₀ against H₁: μ < μ₀ gives the test statistic z = −1.03. Find the p-value p.

z = −1.03H₁: μ < μ₀
p =
2.Easy
z −1.9601.96

A machine is supposed to fill bottles with 50 mL on average. The standard deviation is known to be 8 mL. A sample of 49 bottles has a mean of 47.49 mL. Find the test statistic z for H₀: μ = 50.

μ₀ = 50 mLx̄ = 47.49 mLσ = 8 mLn = 49
z =
3.Medium
−2.4472.447t = ?df = 6

7 employees take a typing test before and after a training course. For each person the difference d = after − before (words per minute) is recorded. The mean difference is −12.59 and the standard deviation of the differences is 11.9. Find the paired test statistic t for H₀: μd = 0.

n = 7d̄ = −12.59sd = 11.9
t =
4.Medium
−1.761.76p = ?

The mean of a population is claimed to be 120; the population standard deviation is known to be 25. A random sample of 100 observations has a mean of 124.4. Test H₀: μ = 120 against H₁: μ ≠ 120. Find the p-value p.

μ₀ = 120σ = 25n = 100x̄ = 124.4H₁: μ ≠ μ₀
p =
5.Hard
σ = 15, n = ?x̄ − Ex̄ + Ex̄E = 295%

How large must a sample be so that the 95% confidence interval for a mean has a margin of error of at most 2? The standard deviation is 15. Find the smallest sample size n.

σ = 15E = 295%
n =
6.Hard
σ = 15, n = ?x̄ − Ex̄ + Ex̄E = 2.595%

How large must a sample be so that the 95% confidence interval for a mean has a margin of error of at most 2.5? The standard deviation is 15. Find the smallest sample size n.

σ = 15E = 2.595%
n =

Answer key

  1. 1. p = 0.1515
  2. 2. z = −2.196
  3. 3. t = −2.799
  4. 4. p = 0.07841
  5. 5. n = 217
  6. 6. n = 139

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