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Probability and Statistics Test Analysis

The document outlines a probability and statistics activity for a student named Christine Joy Balubar, focusing on hypothesis testing and the calculation of test statistics. It includes examples of z-tests and t-tests, with specific values and calculations provided for each scenario. The final problem concludes that the average weight of female senior high school students is not equal to the claimed 42.5 kilograms based on the statistical analysis performed.

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Probability and Statistics Test Analysis

The document outlines a probability and statistics activity for a student named Christine Joy Balubar, focusing on hypothesis testing and the calculation of test statistics. It includes examples of z-tests and t-tests, with specific values and calculations provided for each scenario. The final problem concludes that the average weight of female senior high school students is not equal to the claimed 42.5 kilograms based on the statistical analysis performed.

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PROBABILITY AND STATISTICS

FOURTH QUARTER

CHRISTINE JOY BALUBAR


STEM 11- FIBONACCI
ACTIVITY 2

A. Complete the given table. (10 PTS)

±1.96 We reject Ho

1.645 We reject Ho

-2.33 We reject Ho

TWO -TAILED We fail to reject Ho / We

LEFT-TAILED accept
We Ho
fail to reject Ho

accept Ho

PERFORMANCE TASK 2

A. Compute for the value of the appropriate test statistic based on the given information.
(2 PTS EACH)

1.𝑥̅=48, 𝜇0=50.5, 𝜎=3.8, and 𝑛=35


z-test
z = 48−50.5
3.8
√35
Z=-3.89

2.𝑥̅=104, 𝜇0=98, 𝑠=24, and 𝑛=15


t-test
t = 104−98
24
√15
T=0.9682

3.𝑥̅=15, 𝜇0=17.5, 𝑠=5, and 𝑛=80


z-test
z = 15−17.5
5
√80
Z=-4.47

4.𝑥̅=87, 𝜇0=85, 𝜎=10, and 𝑛=28


t-test
t = 87−85
10
√28
T=1.0583

5.𝑥̅=158, 𝜇0=156.5, 𝑠=20, and 𝑛=18


t-test
t = 158−156.5

20

√18

T= 0.31819805
B. Read the given problems and identify the appropriate test statistic to be used. Compute
for the value of the test statistic then make a decision and a conclusion. (5 PTS) (FOLLOW THE
STEPS)
1. It is claimed that the average weight of female senior high school students is 42.5 kilograms with a
standard deviation of 4 kilograms. If a random sample of 45 female senior high school students weighs
an average of 40 kilograms, would you agree with the claim? Use 𝛼=0.01.

GIVEN

µ = 42.5 kg x = 40kg

ơ = 4 kg n = 45
a = 0.01

Step 1

Ha: µ = 42.5 kg

Ho: µ ≠ 42.5 kg

Two-tailed test

Step 2

a = 0.01

Step 3

z = ±2.575

Step 4

z = 40 − 42.5

√45

z = -4.19

Step 5

- Since ǀ-4.19ǀ > 2.575, we reject Ho

- Therefore, the average weight of female senior high school students is not equal to 42.5 kilograms

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