In university classes 32 or le
Answer:
Solution
Let X = score of the large class
Y = score of the small class
Let mean and standard deviation of X be respectivelyµ1 and σ1 and those of Y be µ2andσ2, where we assume σ12= σ22 = σ2, say and σ2is unknown.
Hypotheses:
Null: H0: µ1 = µ2 Vs Alternative: HA: µ1≠ µ2
TestStatistic:
t = (Xbar – Ybar)/[s√{(1/n1) +(1/n2)}]
where
s2 = {(n1 – 1)s12 +(n2 – 1)s22}/(n1 +n2 – 2);
Xbar and Ybar are sample averages and
s1,s2 are sample standard deviations basedon n1 observations on X and n2 observationson Y respectively.
Calculations
Summary of Excel calculations is given below:
n1 |
50 |
n2 |
32 |
Xbar |
72 |
Ybar |
75 |
s1 |
5 |
s2 |
4 |
s2 |
21.5125 |
s |
4.6382 |
tcal |
2.8571 |
α |
0.01 |
p-value |
0.0054 |
Distribution,Significance Level, α and p-value:
Under H0, t ~ tn1 + n2 – 2. Hence, forlevel of significance α%,
p-value = P(tn1 + n2 – 2 > | tcal |)
Using Excel Function: Statistical TDIST, this is found to be asshown in the above table.
Decision:
Since p-value < α, H0 is rejected.
Conclusion:
There is not sufficient evidence to suggest that the two classeshave the mean and hence we conclude that large class andsmall class differ in their mean score. Answer1
As shown in the table above, p-value =0.0054 Answer 2
DONE
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