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Sasa 301 - Lesson 2 - Activity M3

The document outlines three statistical problems related to hypothesis testing for students at City College of Calamba. Each problem involves formulating null and alternative hypotheses, calculating test statistics, determining critical values, and making conclusions based on significance levels. The focus is on analyzing study hours, soda can content, and electricity bills against claimed averages.

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Sasa 301 - Lesson 2 - Activity M3

The document outlines three statistical problems related to hypothesis testing for students at City College of Calamba. Each problem involves formulating null and alternative hypotheses, calculating test statistics, determining critical values, and making conclusions based on significance levels. The focus is on analyzing study hours, soda can content, and electricity bills against claimed averages.

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CITY COLLEGE OF OFFICE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS

CALAMBA Department of Business and Accountancy


Activity 2
Dalubhasaan ng Lungsod ng Calamba

Name: _______________________________________________ Score: ______________________


Year & Section: _______________________________________ Professor: ___________________

1. survey of 20 students found an average study time of 27 hours, with a standard deviation
of 5 hours. At a 0.01 significance level, is there enough evidence to conclude that
students study more than 25 hours per week?

State the null and alternative hypotheses


Ho:________________________________________________

Ha:_________________________________________________

Calculate the test statistic

Critical value:

Decision rule:

Conclusion and interpretation:


________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________

2. A soft drink company claims that its soda cans contain exactly 330 mL of soda. A sample
of 50 cans showed an average content of 328 mL with a known population standard
deviation of 4 mL. At a 0.05 significance level, is there sufficient evidence to say that the
average content is less than 330 mL?

State the null and alternative hypotheses


Ho:________________________________________________

Ha:_________________________________________________

Calculate the test statistic

Critical value:

Decision rule:

Conclusion and interpretation:


________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
3. A government agency reports that the average monthly electricity bill of households in
a city is ₱2,500. A sample of 40 households showed an average bill of ₱2,650 with a
population standard deviation of ₱400. At a 0.05 significance level, can we conclude
that the average electricity bill is higher than ₱2,500?

State the null and alternative hypotheses


Ho:________________________________________________

Ha:_________________________________________________

Calculate the test statistic

Critical value:

Decision rule:

Conclusion and interpretation:


________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________

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