Salac, Ramon Kristian
1. A rural bank has four branches in a certain city. The bank president was anxious that employees were ta
employees work. He requested each branch manager to submit the records of sick leave (in days) availed of randomly sele
difference on the mean number of sick leave availed of employees from the four branches?
Sample Branch A Branch B Branch C Branch D
1 12 10 18 10
2 18 9 16 7
3 15 11 15 8
4 10 10 17 9
5 11 14
Total 55 51 80 34
Mean 13.75 10.2 16 8.5
Variance 12.25 0.7 2.5 1.67
Grand Mean = 12.11
Null Hypothesis:
There is no significant difference on the mean number of sick leave availed of employees
from the four branches
Alternative Hyphothesis:
There is a significant difference on the mean number of sick leave availed of employees
from the four branches
Level of Significance: = .01
Degree of Freedom:
k-1 4-1 3
= =
n-k 18-4 14
2. A student researcher studied the daily coffee consumptions (in ounces) of people from Cavite, Laguna, Ba
the mean daily coffee consumptions of the people from the four places?
Cavite Laguna Batangas Quezon
Sample 30 25 45 24
Mean 3.7 3.4 4 3.5
Variance 4.2 4.1 3.9 3.3
Grand Mean = 3.65
Null Hypothesis:
There is no significant difference on the mean daily coffee consumptions of the people
from the four places?
Alternative Hyphothesis:
There is a significant difference on the mean daily coffee consumptions of the people
from the four places?
Level of Significance: = .05
Degree of Freedom:
k-1 4-1 3
= =
n-k 124-4 120
Critical Value: = +2.68
Decision Rule:
Reject the null hypothesis if F>+2.68: otherwise, do not reject the null hypothesis.
xious that employees were taking advantage of the bank’s substantial sick leave policy; and he alleged that it might be
(in days) availed of randomly select employees the previous year. The table below shows the results. At a .01 alpha, is there significa
(Variance is given)
Critical Value: = +5.56
Decision Rule:
Reject the null hypothesis if F>+5.56: otherwise, do not reject the null hypothesis.
Computations:
SSA = 4(13.75-12.11)2+5(10.2-12.11)2+5(16-12.11)2+4(8.5-12.11)2 = 156.79
SSW = 3(12.25)+4(.7)+4(2.5)+3(1.67) = 54.56
SST = 156.79+54.56 = 211.35
MSA = 156.79
= 52.26
4-1
MSW = 54.56
= 3.90
18-4
F= 52.26
= 13.4
3.90
Conclusion:
Reject the null hypothesis, +13.40>+5.56; which means that there is enough evidence to proove that there is a significant d
on the mean number of sick leave availed of employees from the four branches.
Recommendation:
To prevent the exploitation of sick leaves, the president must reorient the managers regarding the policy and make necess
adjustments to tailor it to a more accurate and strict policy. The adjustments may be in terms of the requirement to avail a
leave or even by changing the maximum number sick leaves.
ople from Cavite, Laguna, Batangas, and Quezon. The table next page shows the summary results. At a .05 alpha, is th
Computations:
SSA = 30(3.7-3.65)2+25(3.4-3.65)2+45(4-3.65)2+24(3.5-3.65)2 = 7.69
SSW = 29(4.2)+24(4.1)+44(3.9)+23(3.3) = 467.70
SST = 7.69+467.70 = 475.39
MSA = 7.69
= 2.56
4-1
MSW = 467.7
= 3.90
124-4
F= 2.56
= 0.66
3.90
Conclusion:
Do not reject the null hypothesis, +.66<+2.68; which means that there is enough evidence to proove that there is no signifi
difference on the mean daily coffee consumptions of the people from the four places
Recommendation:
The student researcher may opt to venture ina coffee business with the information he or she has gathered, she may also
information to other individuals who are in the line of coffee businesses and advertising. This would gravely help in adverti
and market place selection.
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