Michelle D.

Rivera

GSTATMESET 1

AGE OF CANADIAN TOURIST

32
21
60
47
54
17
72
55
33
41

median 44 State the Null and Alternative Hypothesis:

mode #VALUE! H0 μ = 3.25
skewness 0.0047 H1 μ < 3.25
kurtosis -0.8524 Compute Test Statistic:
range max 72 Population Mean (μ) Critical Regions
range min 17 Sample Mean (x) 43.2 Rejection Regions fo
RANGE 55 Standard Deviation (s) 17.6245 α Lower-Tailed
Sample Size (n) 10 0.10 z < -1.280
Numerator (x-μ) 43.2 0.05 z < -1.645
Denominator (s/√n) 5.573349282 7.751185908 0.01 z < -2.330
Z 7.751173991
\\ VARIANCE 310.6222222 279.56 α Reject H0
Decision: accept Ho 0.10 p < 0.10
0.05 p < 0.05
P-value: 1 0.01 p < 0.01

INTERPRETATION:
This means that the average change in net income from 2008 to 2009 is approximately
3.25%, the median is slightly greater than the mean, this shows that the mean and median
are not necessarily equal to one another
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ons for Common Values of α
Upper-Tailed Two-Tailed
z > 1.280 z < -1.645 or z > 1.645
z > 1.645 z < -1.960 or z > 1.960
z > 2.330 z <-2.575 or z > 2.575

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WAITIN TIME
28
39
23
67
37
28
56
40
28
50
51
45
44
65
61
27
24
61
34
44
64
25
24
27
29

median 39 State the Null and Alternative Hypothesis:

mode 28 H0 μ=
skewness 0.461411195 H1 μ<
kurtosis -1.2125258 Compute Test Statistic:
range 67 Population Mean (μ) 40.84 Critical Regions
23 Sample Mean (x) 40.84 Rejection Regions for C
44 Standard Deviation (s) 14.84834446 α Lower-Tailed
Sample Size (n) 25 0.10 z < -1.280
Numerator (x-μ) 0 0.05 z < -1.645
Denominator (s/√n) 2.969668893 0 0.01 z < -2.330
Z 0
α Reject H0
Decision: accept Ho 0.10 p < 0.10
0.05 p < 0.05
P-value: 0.5 0.01 p < 0.01

INTERPRETATION:
since the median value is 15, this reflects that themiddle value of flight arrivals is 15min after
time, and most of the time arrival is 3 minutes later than the scheduled time.
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gions for Common Values of α
Upper-Tailed Two-Tailed
z > 1.280 z < -1.645 or z > 1.645
z > 1.645 z < -1.960 or z > 1.960
z > 2.330 z <-2.575 or z > 2.575

5min after its scheduled

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B. TOTAL= 539

MARRIED 333
DIVORCED 182
WIDOWED 24

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WAITIN TIME

mu1 7 n 50
saple 6.8 std 0.9

median #VALUE! State the Null and Alternative Hypothesis:

mode #VALUE! H0 μ=7
skewness Err:502 H1 μ<7
kurtosis #DIV/0! Compute Test Statistic:
range 0 Population Mean (μ) 7 Critical Regions
0 Sample Mean (x) 6.8 Rejection Regions for C
0 Standard Deviation (s) 0.9 α Lower-Tailed
Sample Size (n) 50 0.10 z < -1.280
Numerator (x-μ) -0.2 0.05 z < -1.645
Denominator (s/√n) 0.127279221 -1.5713484 0.01 z < -2.330
Z -1.5713484
α Reject H0
Decision: accept Ho 0.10 p < 0.10
0.05 p < 0.05
P-value: 0.058050872 0.01 p < 0.01

INTERPRETATION:
since the median value is 15, this reflects that themiddle value of flight arrivals is 15min after
time, and most of the time arrival is 3 minutes later than the scheduled time.
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45.377777778
gions for Common Values of α
Upper-Tailed Two-Tailed
z > 1.280 z < -1.645 or z > 1.645
z > 1.645 z < -1.960 or z > 1.960
z > 2.330 z <-2.575 or z > 2.575

5min after its scheduled

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GSSTATME 2

cost o hospitalization
9700 State the Null and Alternative Hypothesis:
9400 H0 μ =10000
11700 H1 μ <10000
9000 Compute Test Statistic:
9100 Population Mean (μ) 10000 Critical Regions
10500 Sample Mean (x) 9787.5 Rejection Regions
9100 Standard Deviation (s) 917.1968164 α
9800 Sample Size (n) 8 0.10
Numerator (x-μ) -212.5 0.05
Denominator (s/√n) 324.2780443 0.01
Z -0.65530184
α
Decision: accept Ho 0.10
0.05
P-value: 0.256136717 0.01

median 9550
mode 9100 INTERPRETATION:
range max v 11700 given a 99% confidence level with 1% significance level I will
min 9000 accept the null hypothesis that there is no difference between the
2700
skewness 1.520627278 ______________________________________________________
kurtosis 2.119991181 decision:
Accept the Null Hypothesis
l Regions
Rejection Regions for Common Values of α
Lower-Tailed Upper-Tailed Two-Tailed
z < -1.280 z > 1.280 z < -1.645 or z > 1.645
z < -1.645 z > 1.645 z < -1.960 or z > 1.960
z < -2.330 z > 2.330 z <-2.575 or z > 2.575

Reject H0
p < 0.10
p < 0.05
p < 0.01

ificance level I will

difference between the national average and the sample mean from senior citizens

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relationship, likelihood / table u will use Chi Hy
GSSTATME 2
3. The director of advertising for the Angeles Sun Times, the largest newspaper in Pampanga, i
studying the relationship between the type of community in which a subscriber resides and
thsection of the newspaper he or she reads first.
For a sample of readers, she collected the followinsample information. At the 0.01 significance level, can we
conclude that there is a relationship
between the type of community where a person resides and the section of the paper read first?

r c
c 2 = å å ni
i=1 j=1
(
MITCH:
is there is no relationshi between two objects,
H0 Independent
H1 Dependent
Given
regular price avertised special
undercharge 20 10
overcharge 15 30
correct price 200 225

Actual Table
regular price avertised special Total
undercharge 20 10 30
overcharge 15 30 45
correct price 200 225 425
Total 235 265 500

Expected Table
National News Sports Total
city 14.1 15.9 30
Suburb 21.15 23.85 45
Rural 199.75 225.25 425
Total 235 265 500

Chi2 Statistic
National News Sports Total
city 2.4687943262 2.189308176 4.658102502
Suburb 1.7882978723 1.585849057 3.374146929
Rural 0.0003128911 0.000277469 0.000590361
 Total 4.2574050897 3.775434702 8.032839792

Chi-square Statistic 8.032839792

Degrees of Freedom 2 df= r-1 (c-1)
p-value 0.018017354
Decision reject Ho

given a 99% confidence interval, and 1% significant level, based on the

study, we accept ht null hypothesis
there is no significant relationship between the type of community
where a person resides and the section of the paper read first.
od / table u will use Chi Hypothsis

mpanga, i
s and

ance level, can we

r c

(
c = å å nij - Eij / Eij )
2 2

i=1 j=1

ween two objects,

level, based on the
s
community
ad first.
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relationship, likelihood / table u will use Chi Hyp
r c
c 2 = åå n
i=1 j=1
(
H0 Independent
H1 Dependent
Given
no concern some concerns great concerns
doctors 15 13 12
nurses 20 19 21
pharmacists 7 7 6
staf 28 21 31

Actual Table
no concern some concerns great concerns Total
doctors 15 13 12 40
nurses 20 19 21 60
pharmacists 7 7 6 20
staf 28 21 31 80
Total 70 60 70 200

Expected Table
no concern some concerns great concerns Total
doctors 14 12 14 40
nurses 21 18 21 60
pharmacists 7 6 7 20
staf 28 24 28 80
Total 70 60 70 200

Chi2 Statistic
no concern some concerns great concerns Total
doctors 0.0714285714 0.0833333333 0.2857142857 0.44047619
nurses 0.0476190476 0.0555555556 0 0.103174603
pharmacists 0 0.1666666667 0.1428571429 0.30952381
staf 0 0.375 0.3214285714 0.696428571
Total 0.119047619 0.6805555556 0.75 1.549603175

Chi-square Statistic 1.549603175

Degrees of Freedom 6 df= r-1 (c-1)
p-value 0.956131763
Decision accept Ho
 given a 99% confidence interval, and 1% significant level, based on the study,
we accept ht null hypothesis
there is no significant relationship between the type of community
where a person resides and the section of the paper read first.
/ table u will use Chi Hypothsis
r c

(
c = å å nij - Eij / Eij )
2 2

i=1 j=1
, based on the study,

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