The correct answer is: c) 3.000
Given the information:
Sample size (n): 100
Population standard deviation (σ): 10
Null hypothesis (H_0)
mean (λ): 100
Sample mean (X ): 103
The formula for the z-test statistic is:
Z= X −λ/ σ/ √n
Plug in the values:
Z= 103−100/10/√100
Simplify:
Z= 3/1 =3
Therefore, the correct answer is:c) 3.000
Question
For a sample size of n = 100, and \sigma = 10, we want to test the hypothesis H{0}: \lambda =100 . The sample mean is 103. The test statistic is:
a) 1.645
b) 1.960
c) 3.000
d) 0.300