A manufacturer of light bulbs claims that his light bulbs have a mean life, m , of 1150 or more hours with a standard deviation of 80 hours. A random testing of 36 light bulbs yielded a mean of 1125 hours.
True or false: There is evidence, at 伪= 0.005, to reject the null hypothesis, H0: 碌 %26gt; 1150
True or FalseDifficult True or False Probability Question. Can anyone help show how they solved this problem?
Let's name
m=1150
s=80
n=36
m*=1125(instead of 渭)
level of confidence
a=0.005
In order to accept H0:m*%26gt;1150
Must
(m*-m)/[s/sqr(n)]%26gt;
Z
1-a
.
(1125-1150)/[80/6]%26gt;
Z
0.995
-15/8%26gt;2.5(from statistic tables)
It is wrong,so we must
reject it
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