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Hypothesis Testing for College Students

The document outlines a hypothesis testing task focused on college students, offering two options: comparing Nazareth College data with online statistics or comparing two different student groups at Nazareth. It specifies the requirements for the introduction, data independence, survey randomness, sample size validation, mechanics, and conclusion based on p-value. The total score for the task is 25 points.

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Hypothesis Testing for College Students

The document outlines a hypothesis testing task focused on college students, offering two options: comparing Nazareth College data with online statistics or comparing two different student groups at Nazareth. It specifies the requirements for the introduction, data independence, survey randomness, sample size validation, mechanics, and conclusion based on p-value. The total score for the task is 25 points.

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Hypothesis testing with probabilities

Your goal on this task will be either one of the following options.

a) Find a set of data online that describes college students and then compare that number to Naz.
For example 78% of students use Vape pens according to online research, you then survey
students to see if that is true for Nazareth.
b) Compare 2 different groups of students at Nazareth and see if there is a difference. For example
take 2 different majors and compare the percentage of them that have failed at least 1 course.

1) Write an introduction explaining what you will be testing. _____ 4 pts


Make sure to include the significance level and your Ho and Ha
(We will use 5% significance for these topics)

2) Explain how you made sure your data was independent _____ 2 pts

3) Explain how you made the survey random. _____ 2 pts


(simply saying I asked random people will get no credit)

4) Explain how you know you samples less than 10% of population and _____ 3 pts
Made sure the 5 success and 5 failures were achieved.(or np>10 and nq>10)

5) Show all the work for your mechanics. _____ 8 pts

6) Write a conclusion based on your p-value _____6 pts

TOTAL Score _____ 25 points

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