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Category > Statistics Posted 21 May 2017 My Price 10.00

Money Spent on College Sports

12. ACT Scores A survey of 1000 students nationwide showed a mean ACT score of 21.4. A survey of 500 Ohio scores showed a mean of 20.8. If the population standard deviation in each case is 3, can we conclude that Ohio is below the national average? Use a = 0.05.

Source: Report of WFIN radio.

 

 13.  Money Spent on College Sports  A school administrator hypothesizes that colleges spend more

for male sports than they do for female sports. A sample of two different colleges is selected, and the annual expenses (in dollars) per student at each school are shown. At a = 0.01, is there enough evidence to support the claim? Assume s1 = 3830 and s2 = 2745.

 

 

 

 

Males

 

7,040

6,576

1,664

12,919

8,605

22,220

3,377

10,128

7,723

2,063

8,033

9,463

7,656

11,456

12,244

6,670

12,371

9,626

5,472

16,175

8,383

623

6,797

10,160

8,725

14,029

13,763

8,811

11,480

9,544

15,048

5,544

10,652

11,267

10,126

8,796

13,351

7,120

9,505

9,571

7,551

5,811

9,119

9,732

5,286

5,254

7,550

11,015

12,403

12,703

 

 

evidence to reject the claim of no difference in the ages of the two groups. Use the standard deviations from the samples and the P-value method. Assume s1 = 3.68 and s2  = 4.7.

 

                                Resident students                               

22        25        27        23         26        28        26        24

 

 14.  Monthly Social Security Benefits The average monthly Social Security benefit in 2004 for retired workers was $954.90 and for disabled workers wasgiven a problem-solving test, and the results are com- pared. Find the 90% confidence interval of the true difference in means.

25

20

26

24

27

26

18

19

18

30

26

18

18

19

32

23

19

19

18

29

19

22

18

22

26

19

19

21

23

18

20

18

22

21

19

21

21

22

18

20

Females                                                      19

23

 

 

 

 

 

 

10,333          6,407         10,082          5,933           3,991                                           Commuter students                            

7,435

8,324

6,989

16,249

5,922

18

20

19

18

22

25

24

35

7,654

8,411

11,324

10,248

6,030

23

18

23

22

28

25

20

24

9,331

6,869

6,502

11,041

11,597

26

30

22

22

22

21

18

20

5,468

7,874

9,277

10,127

13,371

19

26

35

19

19

18

19

32

7,055

6,909

8,903

6,925

7,058

29

23

21

19

36

27

27

20

12,745

12,016

9,883

14,698

9,907

20

21

18

19

23

20

19

19

8,917

9,110

5,232

6,959

5,832

20

25

 

 

 

 

 

 

7,054

7,235

11,248

8,478

6,502

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

7,300

993

6,815

9,959

10,353

17.  Prob

lem-Solving Ability  T

wo groups of st

udents are

 

 

Mathematics majors           Computer science majors

 

 

$894.10. Researchers used data from the Social Security

X1 = 83.6

X2 = 79.2

 

records to test the claim that the difference in monthly benefits between the two groups was greater than $30. Based on the following information, can the researchers’ claim be supported at the 0.05 level of significance?

Retired      Disabled

Sample size                                        60                60

Mean benefit                                 $960.50       $902.89 Population standard deviation                 $98         $101

Source: New York Times Almanac.

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