SOLUTION: x = 27 n = 200 Ho: p = 10% HA: p > 10% α = 0.01 Test statistic: z = 1.6499 p-value = 0.0495 Reject Ho in favor of HA There is enough evidence to show th

Question 1196773: x = 27
n = 200
Ho: p = 10%
HA: p > 10%
α = 0.01

Test statistic: z = 1.6499
p-value = 0.0495
Reject Ho in favor of HA
There is enough evidence to show that the proportion is significantly greater than 10%.

Test statistic: z = 1.6499
p-value = 0.0495
Fail to reject Ho
There is not enough evidence to show that the proportion is significantly greater than 10%.

Test statistic: z = 1.6499
p-value = 0.0086
Reject Ho in favor of HA
There is enough evidence to show that the proportion is significantly greater than 10%.

Test statistic: z = 1.6499
p-value = 0.0086
Fail to reject Ho
There is not enough evidence to show that the proportion is significantly greater than 10%.
Answer by ewatrrr(24785) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!


Hi
Ho: p = 10%
Ha: p > 10%
α = 0.01  critical value = 
As 1.6499 < 2.326  it must fall in the category of "Fail to Reject."

Test statistic: z = 1.6499
p-value = 0.0495   p-value >  .01   Also "Fail to reject"
Fail to reject Ho
There is not enough evidence to show that the proportion is significantly greater than 10%.

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