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Final Report
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Group Members
n Mirza
n Fahad
n Part 1:
n Confidence
Interval for the difference of two Population
Means ( For 25 and 50 Sample Size)
n Test
the hypothesis that population means of the marks
in economics, BMS, Statistical Inference and Finance. By
taking extreme values from Q#1 separately at 0.05 level
of significance (using full sample of 50 and taking first 25
as sample size)?
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Formula
n Hypothesis
testing for significant difference between avg.
marks of the of subjects.
n Method:
n Hypothesis
n Ho: µ - µ = 0
1 2
n Ha: µ1 - µ2 ≠ 0
z > zα/2 , z < - zα/2 t>t α/2 ( n1+n2 - 2) , t<- t α/2 ( n1+n2 - 2)
n Computation
n Z = (!x - !x ) – (µ - µ )
1 2 1 2 t = (!x1 - !x2 ) – (µ1 - µ2 )
Hø ρ=0
Hå ρ≠0
α = 0.05
α/2 0.025
Degree of
Freedom (n-2), (50-2)
C.Region Two-Sided
T-Value (+/-) (+/-) 2.011
Formula r√(n-2)/√(1-r^2)
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Testing of Correlation
Summary
n Regression
Line and testing of their significance as
independence
n Confidence
Interval for first 25 sample size for one
population variance marks at 95%.
Data
alpha 0.05
n Confidence
Interval for first 25 sample size for one
population variance marks at 99% significance level.
Data
alpha 0.01
(n-1)S²/X²(α/2)(n-1)<δ²<(n-1)S²/X²(1-
α/2)(n-1)
degree of Tab-
n size 25 free V value
α/2 0.005 24 45.5585
1-α/2 0.995 24 9.8862
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Confidence interval at 99%
significance level
n Testing
of Hypothesis for one population variance at the
Extreme Values,
n This
testing includes developing two Hypothesis for each
course
n so
One alternate hyp would be δ²>lower & other would be
δ²<upper
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At 95% significance level
n Testing
of hypothesis for the Confidence interval of 25
samples at 0.05 level of significance:
n Testing
of hypothesis for the Confidence interval of 25
samples at 0.05 level of significance:
n Test
the hypothesis that is there any significance
difference between two-population variance of the marks
in;
n Eco-BMS,
n Eco-SI,
n ECO-FIN,
n BMS-SI,
n BMS-FIN,
n SI-FIN.
n At
0.05 level of significance (using full first 25 as sample
size)?
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Methodology
Hº : δ1²=δ2²
Ha : δ1²≠δ2²
level of
significanc α 0.05
e=
Critical Region:
F < F ( 1-α/2)(V1,V2)
F > F (α/2)(V1,V2)
ECO-BMS ECO-SI ECO-FIN BMS-SI BMS-FIN SI-FIN
Hø δ²1=δ²2 δ²1=δ²2 δ²1=δ²2 δ²1=δ²2 δ²1=δ²2 δ²1=δ²2
Hå δ²1≠δ²2 δ²1≠δ²2 δ²1≠δ²2 δ²1≠δ²2 δ²1≠δ²2 δ²1≠δ²2
α/2 0.025 0.025 0.025 0.025 0.025 0.025
(1-α/2) 0.975 0.975 0.975 0.975 0.975 0.975
fα/2&1-α/2 fα/2&1-α/2 fα/2&1-α/2 fα/2&1-α/2(n1-1)- fα/2&1-α/2 fα/2&1-α/2
F table (n1-1)-(n2-1) (n1-1)-(n2-1) (n1-1)-(n2-1) (n2-1) (n1-1)-(n2-1) (n1-1)-(n2-1)
C.Region Two-Sided Two-Sided Two-Sided Two-Sided Two-Sided Two-Sided
F>Fα/2
(v1,v2) f0.025(24,24) f0.025(24,24) f0.025(24,24) f0.025(24,24) f0.025(24,24) f0.025(24,24)
F-Tab Value 2.2693 2.2693 2.2693 2.2693 2.2693 2.2693
F<F(1-α/2)
(v1,v2) f0.975(24,24) f0.975(24,24) f0.975(24,24) f0.975(24,24) f0.975(24,24) f0.975(24,24)
F-Tab Value 0.4407 0.4407 0.4407 0.4407 0.4407 0.4407
Formula F= S1²/S2² F= S1²/S2² F= S1²/S2² F= S1²/S2² F= S1²/S2² F= S1²/S2²
Computed
Value 0.650 0.113 0.475 0.174 0.731 4.210
Lies in Lies in Lies in
Acceptance Lies in Critical Acceptance Lies in Critical Acceptance Lies in Critical
Result Region Region Region Region Region Region
Accept Null Reject Null Accept Null Reject Null Accept Null Reject Null
Hypothesis Hypothesis Hypothesis Hypothesis Hypothesis Hypothesis
Conclusion δ²1=δ²2 δ²1≠δ²2 δ²1=δ²2 δ²1≠δ²2 δ²1=δ²2 δ²1≠δ²2
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Q#10
n Construct a contingency table:
n 2): CGPA 2—3, 3—4 and Each for Eco, BMS, SI, FIN
n Ha:
n There is a relationship
n Computation:
n X²=Σ(O-E)*2/E
n Result:
n X²> X²(r-1)(c-1); reject null hypothesis
n Test
the hypothesis that all population means are equal
by using analysis of variance (ANOVA) table:
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Methodology
n Ho: µ1 = µ2 = µ3 = µ4
n Sb2
BSS/(K-1)
n Sw2
WSS/(n-K)
n BSS
(∑T.J^2/r) – (T..^2/n)
n TSS
(∑∑X^2ij) – (T..^2/n)
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Data
n K 4
n r 50
n n 200
n Sb2
1205.01
n Sw2
180.68
n F
6.67
n Results:
n Since the calculated value is greater than the tabulated value i.e
(6.67>2.6507), we may reject our null hypothesis and conclude
that the population means of all the courses are hetregenous or
atleast two of them are not equal
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Thank you
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