A machine is supposed to fill bottles with 100 mL on average. The standard deviation is known to be 15 mL. A sample of 64 bottles has a mean of 96.63 mL. Find the test statistic z for H₀: μ = 100.
Hypothesis tests & confidence intervals worksheet with answers
A machine is supposed to fill bottles with 120 mL on average. The standard deviation is known to be 15 mL. A sample of 16 bottles has a mean of 108.4 mL. Find the test statistic z for H₀: μ = 120.
Two production lines make the same part. Line 1: a sample of 30 parts has mean length 129.5 mm, and the line's known standard deviation is 10 mm. Line 2: a sample of 30 parts has mean 122 mm, known standard deviation 18 mm. Find the test statistic z for H₀: μ₁ = μ₂, taking the difference as x̄₁ − x̄₂ (line 1 minus line 2).
Two production lines make the same part. Line 1: a sample of 40 parts has mean length 132 mm, and the line's known standard deviation is 10 mm. Line 2: a sample of 30 parts has mean 135.2 mm, known standard deviation 12 mm. Find the test statistic z for H₀: μ₁ = μ₂, taking the difference as x̄₁ − x̄₂ (line 1 minus line 2).
A sample of 25 measurements has mean 81.8. The population standard deviation is 20. Find the upper limit U of the 99% confidence interval for the mean.
A one-sided z test of H₀: μ = 200 against H₁: μ < 200 is done at α = 0.05 with a sample of 36; the standard deviation is known to be 12. In reality the mean is 194.6. Find the probability of a Type II error β in percent.
Answer key
- 1. z = −1.797
- 2. z = −3.093
- 3. z = 1.995
- 4. z = −1.184
- 5. U = 92.1
- 6. β = 14.57 %
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