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    Chapter

    7

    Elementary Statistics Larson Farber

    Hypothesis Testing

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    A Statistical Hypothesis

    Alternativehypothesis H a contains a statement

    of inequality , such as.

    Null hypothesis H 0 tatistical hypothesis

    hat contains a

    tatement of equality ,uch as , = or .

    If I am false,you are true If I am false,

    you are true

    H 0 H a

    Complementary Statements

    A claim about a population.

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    Write the claim about the population. Then,write its complement. Either hypothesis, the

    ull or the alternative, can represent the claim.

    A hospital claims its ambulance responsetime is less than 10 minutes .

    H0 : 10 min

    Ha : 10 min claim

    Ha : 60.0 p

    H0 : 60.0 p claim

    Writing Hypotheses

    A consumer magazine claims theproportion of cell phone calls made duringevenings and weekends is at most 60%.

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    A type I error: Null hypothesis is actuallyrue but the decision is to reject it.

    Level of significance, a Maximum probability of committinga type I error.

    D e c

    i s i o n

    Actual Truth of H 0

    Errors and Level of Significance

    H0 True H0 False

    Do not

    reject H 0

    Reject H 0

    Correct

    Decision

    CorrectDecision

    Type II

    Error

    Type IError

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    Sampling distribution for x

    The rejection region is the range of values for which the null hypothesis is not

    probable . It is always in the direction of the alternative hypothesis. Its area is equalto a .

    Rejection Region

    0 z z0

    A critical value separates the rejectionregion from the non-rejection region

    Critical Value z0

    Rejection Regions

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    z00

    -z0

    0 z0

    Right- tail test Ha: >valu Reject H 0 if z > z 0 otherwise fail to reject H 0.

    Two- tail test Ha: value

    Reject H 0 if z > z 0 or z

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    Claim is H 0

    There is notenoughevidence toreject the claim

    There isenoughevidence toreject the claim

    Interpreting the Decision

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    Claim is H a

    There is notenoughevidence tosupport theclaim

    There isenoughevidence tosupport theclaim

    Interpreting the Decision

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    1 . Write the null and alternative hypothesis

    2 . State the level of significance

    3 . Identify the sampling distribution

    Write H 0 and H a as mathematical statements.Remember H 0 always contains the = symbol.

    This is the maximum probability of rejecting thenull hypothesis when it is actually true. (Makinga type I error.)

    The sampling distribution is the distribution for the test statistic assuming that H 0 is true andthat the experiment is repeated an infinitenumber of times.

    8 Steps in a Hypothesis Test

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    7 . Make your decision

    6. Find the test statistic

    5. Find therejection region

    4 . Find thecritical value

    8 . Interpret your decision

    The critical value separates the rejection regionof the sampling distribution from the non-rejection region.

    Perform the calculations to standardize your sample statistic.

    If the test statistic falls in the critical region,reject H 0. Otherwise, fail to reject H 0.

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    he critical value z 0 separates the rejection regionrom the non-rejection region. The area of theejection region is equal to a .

    z0 0

    ejectiongion

    z00

    Rejectionregion

    -z0 0 z 0

    Reject ionregion

    Rejectionregion

    ind z 0 for a left-tailest with a =.01

    Find z 0 for a right-tailtest with a =.05

    Find - z0

    and z0

    for a two-tail test with a =.01

    z0=-2.33

    -z0=-2.575 and z 0 =2.575

    z0=1.645

    Critical Values

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    A cereal company claims the meansodium content in one serving of its cereal isno more than 230 mg. You work for anational health service and are asked to test

    this claim. You find that a random sample of 52 servings has a mean sodium content of 232 milligrams and a standard deviation of 10 mg. At a = 0.05, do you have enough

    evidence to reject the companys claim? 1. Write the null and alternative hypothesis

    H0: 230 mg.(claim) Ha: > 230 mg.

    2. State the level of significancea = 0.05

    3. Determine the sampling distribution

    Since the sample size is at least 30, the samplingdistribution is normal.

    The z-test for a Mean

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    7. Make your decision

    6. Find the test statistic

    8. Interpret your decision

    5. Find the rejectionregion

    Rejectionregion

    Since H a contains the > symbol, this is a right tail test.

    n=52x = 232s=10

    44.1387.1

    2

    5210

    230232 z

    = 1.44 does not fall in the rejection region, soail to reject H 0

    here is not enough evidence to reject the

    ompanys claim that there is at most 230mg of odium in one serving of its cereal.

    z00

    1.645

    4. Find the criticalvalue

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    The P-value is the probability of obtaininga sample statistic with a value as extremeor more extreme than the one determinedby the sample data. Reject H 0 if P > a .

    z 0

    Area inleft tail

    For a left tail test

    z 0

    Area in right tail

    For a right tail test

    z 0 z

    If z is

    negative,twice thearea inthe lefttail

    If z is positivetwice the

    area in theright tail

    For a two-tail test

    P-Values

    P-value = indica ted area

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    The standardized z -score for the hypothesistest on the sodium content of cereal was z =1.44. Find the P-value and make your decisionat the 0.05 level of significance.

    The standardized z -score for the hypothesisest on the sodium content of cereal was z =.44. Find the P-value and make your decisiont the 0.05 level of significance.

    ince this was a right-tail test, the P-value is therea to the right of the z score. The area to theght of z = 1.44 is 0.0749 so the P-value is .0749.ince 0.0749 > 0.05, fail to reject H 0.

    If P = 0.0246, what is your decision if 1) a =0.052) a =0.01

    If P = 0.0246, what is your decision if 1) a =0.052) a =0.01

    1) Since 0.0246 < 0.05, reject H 0.

    2) Since 0.0246 > 0.01, fail to reject H 0 .

    Using P-Values

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    For a P-value decision, compare areas.If P < , reject H 0. P , fail to reject H 0.

    0

    For = 0.05, z 0 = -1.645. If z = -1.23

    the P-value is 0.1093. The actual area to theleft of the z -score is 0.1093. With astandardized z -score of -1.23, fail to rejectthe null hypothesis at the 0.05 level of

    significance.

    z0

    Rejection area

    0.05

    z

    If = 0.05 and z = -1.23

    Using the P-value of a testcompare areas

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    Find the critical value t 0 for a left-tailedtest given a = 0.01 and n = 18.

    Find the critical value t 0 for a left-tailedtest given a = 0.01 and n = 18.

    0

    Area inleft tail

    Find the critical values - t 0 and t 0 for atwo-tailed test given a = 0.05 and n = 11.

    Find the critical values - t 0 and t 0 for atwo-tailed test given a = 0.05 and n = 11.

    d.f.= 18-1 = 17

    to

    t0 = - 2.567

    0

    d.f.= 11-1 = 10

    -t0

    t0

    -t0 =-2.228 and t 0=2.228

    The t SamplingDistribution

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    A university says the mean number of classroomhours per week for full-time faculty is 11.0. Aandom sample of the number of classroom hoursor full-time faculty for one week is listed below.

    You work for a student organization and are askedo test this claim At a = 0.01, do you have enough

    evidence to reject the university s claim?11.8 8.6 12.6 7.9 6.4 10.4 13.6 9.1

    A university says the mean number of classroomours per week for full-time faculty is 11.0. Aandom sample of the number of classroom hoursor full-time faculty for one week is listed below.

    You work for a student organization and are askedo test this claim At a = 0.01, do you have enoughvidence to reject the universitys claim? 1.8 8.6 12.6 7.9 6.4 10.4 13.6 9.1

    . Write the null and alternative hypothesis

    H0: = 11.0 (claim) Ha: 11.0

    . State the level of significance

    a = 0.01

    3. Determine the sampling distribution

    ince the sample size is 8, the samplingistribution is a t-distribution with 8 - 1 = 7 d.f.

    Testing -small Sample

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    7. Make your decision

    6. Find the test statistic

    8. Interpret your decision

    n=8x = 10.050s=2.485

    08.1878.0

    95.0

    8485.2

    0.11050.10t

    = -1.08 does not fall in the rejection region, soail to reject H 0 at the 0.01 level of significance.

    here is not enough evidence to reject the

    niversitys claim that faculty spend a mean of 11lassroom hours.

    5. Find the rejectionregion

    Rejectionregion

    Rejectionregion

    ince H a contains the symbol, this is a two- tail test.

    -t0 0 t0

    4. Find the criticalvalues

    -3.499 3.499

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    T-Test of the Mean

    Test of mu = 11.000 vs mu not = 11.000

    Variable N Mean StDev SE Mean T PHours 8 0.050 2.485 0.879 -1.08 0.32

    Enter the data in C1, Hours.Choose t-test in the STAT menu .

    Minitab reports the t-statistic and the P-value.

    Since the P-value is greater than the level of significance (0.32 > 0.01), reject the nullhypothesis at the 0.01 level of significance.

    Minitab Solution

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    Test for Proportions

    A communications industry spokespersonlaims that over 40% of Americans either owncellular phone or have a family member whooes. In a random survey of 1036 Americans,56 said they or a family member owned aellular phone. Test the spokespersons claim

    t a = 0.05. What can you conclude?

    . Write the null and alternative hypothesis

    H0: p 0.40 Ha: p > 0.40 (claim)

    . State the level of significance a = 0.05

    The standardized test statistic is:n

    pq

    p p z

    is the population proportion of successes.The test statistic isf np 5 and nq 5 the sampling distribution for

    normal.

    n x p

    p

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    3. Determine the sampling distribution

    7. Make your decision

    6. Find the test statistic

    8. Interpret your decision

    6.201522.0

    04.0

    1036)60)(.40(.

    40.44. z

    z = 2.63 falls in the rejection region, so reject H 0

    here is enough evidence to support the claim that

    ver 40% of Americans own a cell phone or have aamily member who does.

    0

    036(.40) > 5 and 1036(.60)>5 . The s amplingistribution is normal.

    n =1036x = 456

    4. Find the criticalvalue

    1.645

    5. Find the rejection

    region

    Rejectionregion

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    Find a c 20 critical value for a left-tail test when=17 and a = 0.05.

    2 is the test statistic for the population variance. Itsampling distribution is a c 2 distribution with n-1 d.f.

    Find critical values c 20 for a two-tailed test when= 12 and a = 0.01.

    he standardized test statistic is2

    22 )1(

    c

    sn

    c 20 =7.962

    c 2l =2.603 and c 2R =26.757

    0 1 0 2 0 3 0 4 0

    Critical Values for 2

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    A state school administrator says that the standarddeviation of test scores for 8th grade students whotook a life-science assessment test is less than 30.You work for the administrator and are asked to test

    this claim. You find that a random sample of 10 testshas a standard deviation of 28.8. At a = 0.01, do youhave enough evidence to support the administratorsclaim? Assume test scores are normally distributed.

    . Write the null and alternative hypothesis

    H0: 30 Ha: < 30 (claim)

    . State the level of significance a = 0.01

    3. Determine the sampling distribution

    he sampling distribution is c 2 with 10 - 1 = 9 d.f.

    Test for

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    7. Make your decision

    6. Find the test statistic

    8. Interpret your decision

    n=10s = 28.8

    c 2 = 8.2944 does not fall in the rejection region,so fail to reject H 0

    here is not enough evidence to support the

    2944.8

    30

    8.28)110()1(2

    2

    2

    22

    c sn

    0 1 0 2 0 3 0 4 0

    5. Find the rejectionregion

    4. Find the criticalvalue

    2.088