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Use the "Lap time" data for Lap4(see Appendix C) to test the claim that Terri finishes Lap 4 , on average, in less than 129 seconds. Use all twenty races given.

Short Answer

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The Terri's average lap time is less than 129seconds.

Step by step solution

01

Introduction 

Null hypotheses is,

H0:129seconds,

Alternative hypotheses is,

H0:<129seconds,

Sample mean is,

x=132+129++129+12820

=129.5

Standard sample deviation,

s=j=1nxj-x2n-1

=j=120xj-129.5219

=1.85

n-1=19

Test static is,

t19=x-s/n

=129.5-1291.85/20

=1.209

p-value is,

p-value=P{x-<129.5}

=P{t19<1.209}

=0.879

02

Explanation

We do not reject the null hypothesis when the p-value is bigger than the established alpha value.

p-value=0.879>0.05

=

The mean and variance of random variable is,

localid="1649936919611" x-ta2,n-1snx+t2,n-1sn.....1

where

t2,n-1is the upper.

1002percentage point of thetdistribution.

With n-1degrees of freedom.

2=0.025

ta2,n-1

localid="1649936900332" =t0.025,19=2.09........2

From equation 1and 2

129.5-2.091.8520129.5+2.091.8520

129.5-2.090.41129.5+2.090.41

Population mean is,

128.68130.37

03

Conclusion

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