Example 1 X Mean (M) Standard Deviation Normal distribution value Probability (X>4000)-- probability that a senior owes more

than 4000 Example 2 X Mean (M) Standard Deviation Z value % of students who make more than 15000 a year So the percentage of students that make more than $15000 a year is 7.49%

Example 3 Mean (M) Standard deviation of the population n SE or SD of sampling distribution Probability that sample mean cost of 36 schools a. is less than 25000 b. greater than 26000 c.between 24000 and 26000

Example 4 n Population mean Sample Mean Sample Standard deviation Since we do not know population standard deviation we use t distribution Degree of freedom (n-1) Confidence interval T value at 95 % confidence interval for degree of freedom of 11 (n-1) Sample Standard deviation 95%Confidence interval 95 % Confidence interval of the true mean number of students per teacher is

Example 5 population mean n Sample mean population standard deviation Since we know the population standard deviation we use Z distribution 99% Confidence interval 99% confidence interval of the true mean population distraction time

Example 6 Mean Sample mean n Population standard deviation H0 : population mean = 546 H1 : Population mean < 546 Since its a one( left) tailed test with Alpha .01 , Z= -2.33 Z value p value Since p value is less than Alpha of .01 so we reject H0 So the claim of the researcher is correct

Example 7 No. of jobs 8 12 15 6 1 6 13 2 Mean Sample Mean Sample Standard Deviation Sample size (n) Two Tailed Test Ho: Mean = 9.2 H1: Mean not equal to 9.2

We will use T distribution as Population SD is not known T Value (df=7, alpha = .05) Calculated T Calculated T is between -2.365 to +2.365, So we Do not Reject Ho At 5% level of significance it can be concluded that the mean is 9.2

Example 8 Calories 100 125 150 160 185 125 155 145 160 100 150 140 135 120 110 Mean Sample Size Sample Mean Sample SD One Tail Test (Right) Ho: Mean = 110 H1: Mean > 110 We will use T distribution as Population SD not known T value (df=14, alpha=.01) Calculated T As Calculated T is on Right of +2.624, So we Reject Ho Also P value: 0.0003121 < alpha .01, So we reject Ho At 1% level of Significance, there is Sufficient evidence that the average calorie content is greater than 110 calorie.

$4,000 $3,262 $1,100 0.748860778 0.251139222

$15,000 $12,837 $1,500 1.442 0.074651187

26489 3204 36 534 0.002648541 0.820095825 0.179902602

12 15.9 19.2 2.1

11 95% 2.201 2.1 1.334276343 Sample Mean +/-1.334276 17.86572366 - 20.53428

Range

2.1 50 1.8 20 mins 0.333333333 0.3333 hours

0.121413615 Sample mean +/- 0.1214 1.6785 - 1.9214 1.678586385 1.921413615

Range

546 544.8 36 3

-2.4 Since the Z value is less than -2.33 we reject H0 0.0082

9.2 7.875 5.111262075 8

+/- 2.365 -0.733217332

110 15 137.3333333 24.11776662

2.624 4.389359366

orie content is greater than 110 calorie.