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QUESTION 1 The null and alternative hypothesis would be: >B OA.HH"> В' 0 Η 1 OB.HH" "B A 1 OCH P=PHPAPB 0 В' 1 OD.HHMMB HA Η OE. HP-PHPAPB OF. HP=PHP PB A B 1 A A в
QUESTION 2 State the null hypothesis as a complete sentence.
QUESTION 3 State the alternative hypothesis as a complete sentence.
QUESTION 4 What type of test would this test require? A. Left-tailed OB. Quad-tail OC. two-tail O D. Right-tailed
QUESTION 5 Fill in the blanks. Determine the point estimate of Medicine A: Determine the point estimate of Medicine B: Determine your test statistic: Determine your p-value: Determine significance level: (Write all answers as a decimal rounded to 3 decimal places) QUESTION 6 What would be your formal conclusion? O A. Fail to reject the null hypothesis OB. Reject the null hypothesis OC. Accept the null hypothesis O D. Fail to accept the null hypothesis
QUESTION 7 What practical conclusion can we make about the claim?
QUESTION 8 Fill in the blanks. Determine the point estimator of Medication A as a reduced faction: Determine the point estimator of Medication B as a reduced faction: Write in simplest fraction.
QUESTION 9 Fill in the blanks. Now we are going to keep the point estimate the same but change the sample size. What would be your p-value if the sample size for both sets doubled (Sample for Medicine A was 40 out of 400 people, Sample for Medicine B was 24 out of 360 people)? p-value= (Round to 3 decimal places) What would be your p-value if the sample size for both sets tripled (Sample for Medicine A was 60 out of 600 people, Sample for Medicine B was 36 out of 540 people)? (Round to 3 decimal places) p-value= What would be your p-value if the sample size for both sets quadrupled (Sample for Medicine A was 80 out of 800 people, Sample for Medicine B was 48 out of 720 people)? p-value= (Round to 3 decimal places)
QUESTION 10 Now graph the p-value as a bar graph with respect to where the sample size is single, double, triple, or quadruple its size. Use the following graph as a template. Please work on a paper, take a picture of your work, and attach it here! p-value Attach File Single Na-200 ND 180 Double Triple Quadruple Na-400 N-600 Na-800 No-360 Nb-540 N-720 Browse Local Files QUESTION 11 Describe the trends with the above graph. Browse Content Collection