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Chip Production Line Analysis and Testing

The document outlines statistical analyses conducted by Chip Block Manufacturers Company to determine whether to switch from a semi-automatic to an automatic production line based on deviation sizes and sample data. It also describes a separate study by General Cereales to evaluate the effectiveness of an advertising campaign for their product, Fruit Crunch, using hypothesis testing. The results indicate that the null hypothesis was rejected for the production line decision, while the advertising campaign's success remains inconclusive based on the calculated t-value.

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Chip Production Line Analysis and Testing

The document outlines statistical analyses conducted by Chip Block Manufacturers Company to determine whether to switch from a semi-automatic to an automatic production line based on deviation sizes and sample data. It also describes a separate study by General Cereales to evaluate the effectiveness of an advertising campaign for their product, Fruit Crunch, using hypothesis testing. The results indicate that the null hypothesis was rejected for the production line decision, while the advertising campaign's success remains inconclusive based on the calculated t-value.

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Chip Block Manufacturers Company

Semi-automatic and automatic


Deviation Size of
Production Line media(x) standard(S) Sample α = 0.02
Semi-automatic 198 32 150 Z=
automatic 206 29 200 0.842
1.- H0: µ1= µ2
H1: µ1≠ µ2

2.-
Ơx1 - x2 = √(( σ1 +σ / )
2)/
1 2

Ơx1 - x2 √(((32)
= 2)/150+(29)2/200)

Ơx1 - x2 = 11.0316667 (1/2)


Ơx1 - x2 = 3.32

3.- (ẋ1- ẋ2) - (µ1- µ2)H0


Z=
Ơx1 - x2
Z = -2.41
Block, a company does
in the process of deciding
semi-automatic for other
gathered some data
chip production po
4.- and wants to know if he owes to
A.R A.A A.R try with α = 0.02) the
to make a decision.

0.025 0.475

Zc =-0.842 0 Zc =0.842
Z = -2.41

5.
Conclusion: H is rejected0, since the value of Z falls in the rejection area, therefore, not of
computer chip manufacturer, is
it replaces its assembly line
is completely automated. Block has
of preliminary tests about the
the hours that are summarized in the following table
update your assembly line. Set up (and
appropriate hypotheses to help Block to

must replace its assembly line.


1. The company General Cereales has just concluded a new advertising campaign for its product Fr
contains nuts, grains, and dried fruit. To test the effectiveness of the campaign, the brand manager, Alan N
and 11 others afterwards. Below is the weekly consumption (in ounces) of Fruit Crunch by the

Before 14 5 18 18 30 10 8
After 23 14 13 29 33 11 12

a) Formulate the appropriate hypotheses for this case.


b) At the α = 0.05 level, can Alan conclude that the campaign has been successful in increasing the demand for the pro

Campaign x(min) s(min) n (indiv) α = 0,05


Effectiveness 17.73 8.59 11 t=
Negativity 21.91 8.41 11 2.086

Step 1 H0: µA= µC Step 3 (ẋ1- ẋ2) - (


t=
H1: µA≠ µC Ơx1

Step 2 (n1-1)s1+2 (n21)s2 2


S2p= t= -1.15
n1+ n2- 2

S2p= 11-1)(8,59) + (11 - 1)(8.41)


2

11 + 11 - 2

S2p= 72.25

S2p= 8.50

√(( 1)/ +1 /
1 2 )
Ơx1 - x2 = Sp*

√(1/11 + 1/1)
Ơx1 - x2 = 8,500 1)

Ơx1 - x2 =
8,500 0.4264

Ơx1 - x2 = 3.6245
Fruit Crunch, the natural breakfast cereal that
Neebe surveyed 11 clients before the campaign.
the consumers:

26 13 29 24
25 21 26 34

Product?

(µ1- µ2)H0 Step 4 A.R A.A A.R


1 - x2

0.45 0.05

tc = -2.086 tc= 2.086

t= -1.15

Step 5

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