Asked by arshi
You randomly choose 16 unfurnished one-bedroom apartments from a large number of advertisements in your local newspaper. You calculate that their mean monthly rent is $613 and their standard deviation is $96. Does this SRS give good reason to believe that the mean rent of all advertised one-bedroom apartments is greater than $550? State the hypotheses.
Fill in the blanks:
The t statistic is ______ (give your answer to 3 decimal places) with df = _____ (Give your answer as a whole number) and P-value of ______ (Give your answer to 4 decimal places).
So i figured out that the t-stat is 1.753 and the df=15. but i don't know how to calculate the p-value.
Fill in the blanks:
The t statistic is ______ (give your answer to 3 decimal places) with df = _____ (Give your answer as a whole number) and P-value of ______ (Give your answer to 4 decimal places).
So i figured out that the t-stat is 1.753 and the df=15. but i don't know how to calculate the p-value.
Answers
Answered by
Kuai
Ho:µ= 550
Ha:µ> 550
t = (613-550)/(96/sqrt(16)
t = 2.625
p-value
Right-tailed
tcdf(2.625, 10, 15) = 0.0096
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