Answer:
a. 1.97 is a statistic
b. t test is = 1.32
p value = 0.186
c. there is not enough evidence to support our claim
Explanation:
a. 1.97 is not a parameter it is a statistic. It is the standard deviation of the sample. we represent this with the symbol s.
b. we are claiming that the mean hours that are spent watching television is different from 2.75
we form our hypothesis as:
h0; u = 2.75
h1: u not equal to 2.7
t stat = barx - u/s/√n
= 3.01-2.75/(1.97/√100)
= 0.26/(1.97/10)
= 0.26/0.197
= 1.32
we get p value
n = 100
df = 100-1 = 99
using t distribution, pvalue = 0.1899
c. the p value is higher than our alpha level here
0.189 > 0.05, so we fail to reject H0. our conclusion is that there is not enough evidence to show that μ is different from 2.75