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1 Name: CID: Critical stat Critical stat BNAD 276: Statistical Inference in Management Spring 2016, Dr. Suzanne Delaney Homework #14 This homework will require the use of the t-table at the back of this booklet. Please show your work (write small and neat) and circle your final answer. There are two parts. Part one allows for work by hand while part 2 allows for work using Excel software. In addition to this worksheet you will also hand in the Excel datasets, output and graphs for the last four problems (problems 3, 4, 5 and 6). Problem 1. Robert measured the miles per gallon for ten 2004 Ford Expeditions and ten 2004 Ford Explorers. He found the following data. Assuming equal variances, and an alpha level of.05, please test whether there is a difference in mpg between these two cars. Please conduct a t-test using the 5 steps hypothesis testing procedure. Ford Expeditions Ford Explorers Average mpg s (standard deviation) s 2 (variance) Step 1: Identify the research problem (hypothesis): Describe the null and alternative hypotheses: Null: Alternative: Step 2: Decision rule: Determine alpha: (Please note: given in problem) Probability of making a Type I Error: Determine one or two tailed test: (Please note: given in problem) Determine degrees of freedom: (Please note: in this case df = n 1 + n 2 2) Determine critical t: (Please note this is a two-tailed test with α = 0.05) Step 3: Calculations: Please complete these calculations using the data provided in the problem. Please show your work. x1 x2
2 Summary of calculations (Here are some summary calculations so that you can check your work.) n = 10 n = 10 mean = 17.0 mean = 18.5 s1 = 0.8 s2 = 1.0 s 2 1 =.64 s 2 2 = 1.0 sp 2 =.82 t (18) = critical t (18) = Please note this is a two-tailed test with α = 0.05 Step 4: Make decision whether or not to reject the null hypothesis Would you reject the null? Is this a significant difference? Is p < 0.05? Describe what a Type I and Type II error would be in this case Type I error would be concluding when in fact. Type II error would be concluding when in fact. Step 5: Please construct a brief (one paragraph) summary of your results comparing the mpg for the Ford Explorers and Ford Expeditions problem using the format presented in class and on previous homework assignments. Remember there are three parts to this summary List independent and dependent variables, and the means for the two groups Describe type of test completed (t-test in this case) and whether it was significant Include statistical summary statement that looks like this (for example): t(12) = 4.3; p < 0.05 Please draw your two means on this graph (Be sure to properly label your axes)
3 Problem 2. Are women s feet getting bigger? Retailers in the last 20 years have had to increase their stock of larger sizes. Assuming equal variances, and an alpha level of.05, is there an increase in the foot size of women born in 1960 and women born in 1980? Please conduct a t-test using the 5 steps hypothesis testing procedure. Born in Born in x2 x Step 1: Identify the research problem (hypothesis): Describe the null and alternative hypotheses: Null: Alternative: Step 2: Decision rule: Determine alpha: (Please note: given in problem) Probability of making a Type I Error: Determine one or two tailed test: (Please note: given in problem) Determine degrees of freedom: (Please note: in this case df = n 1 + n 2 2) Determine critical t: (Please note this is a one-tailed test with α = 0.05) Step 3: Calculations: Please complete these yourself using the data provided in the problem. Please show your work. 1 2
4 Summary of calculations (Here are some summary calculations so that you can check your work.) Σx1 = 98.5 Σx2 = 92.5 n = 12 n = 12 mean = mean = Σx 2 1 = Σx 2 2 = s1 =.6201 s2 =.4502 s 2 1 =.3845 s 2 2 =.2027 sp 2 =.2936 t (22) = 2.26 critical t (22) = Please note this is a one-tailed test with α = 0.05 Step 4: Make decision whether or not to reject the null hypothesis Would you reject the null? Is this a significant difference? Is p < 0.05? Describe what a Type I and Type II error would be in this case Type I error would be concluding when in fact. Type II error would be concluding when in fact. Step 5: Please construct a brief (one paragraph) summary of your results in this problem using the format presented in class and on previous homework assignments. Remember there are three parts to this summary List independent and dependent variables, and the means for the two groups Describe type of test completed (t-test in this case) and whether it was significant Include statistical summary statement that looks like this (for example): t(12) = 4.3; p < 0.05 Please draw your two means on this graph (Be sure to properly label your axes)
5 Problem 3. Please re-work this last problem using excel. (You should get same results) Please note: that the lecture notes also provide examples of how to complete these tests. For this problem please hand in both your excel printouts and your graph Are women s feet getting bigger? Retailers in the last 20 years have had to increase their stock of larger sizes. Assuming equal variances, and an alpha level of.05, is there an increase in the foot size of women born in 1960 and women born in 1980? Step 1: Let s calculate our t-test Input your data in an excel spreadsheet On toolbar on top click Data and choose Data Analysis You ll see a box like this: Choose t-test: Two-Sample Assuming Equal Variances. Click OK You ll see a box like this: For the Variable 1 range we want to choose the Born 1980 scores For the Variable 2 range we want to choose the Born 1960 scores (Be careful that if you click the Labels box that you include the first row) Click OK Your results will be displayed in a t-test results table. This gives you a lot of numbers including everything you need to report the results of the t-test and graph the results. You ll see a table like this: Print out your t-test results table Step 2: Interpret results Independent Variable: Dependent Variable: Mean shoe size for those Born in 1980: Mean shoe size for those Born in 1960: State whether this is a one or two-tailed test State the alpha level Value for the observed t-statistic (called t Stat): Value for the critical t-statistic: Value for the degrees of freedom: What is the p value: Was it a significant difference: (remember, there should be a good match between what you learn by 1) comparing your p value with alpha and 2) what you learn by comparing the critical and observed t stats) Report finding in proper form: Please construct a brief (one paragraph) summary of your results comparing the shoe sizes for women born in 1960 with women born in 1980 using the format presented in class and on the previous problem Step 3: Let s draw a bar graph of the two means. It should look like this:
6 Problem 4. You ve been hired by a company that has a new reading program for children, and they want to know whether (or not) this new reading program is associated with improved test scores. One group of students is given the special instruction, while the other group is not. We are comparing the test scores for the two groups (yes instructions versus no instruction). This worksheet will help you to use excel to complete a t-test. Step 1: Calculate the means for the two groups Please enter the data at right into an excel spreadsheet The first open cell at the bottom of the Yes Instruction column is A22 Please click on cell A22 and type this command: = AVERAGE (A2:A21) Please click on cell B22 and type this command: = AVERAGE (B2:B21) (HINT: Once you enter a formula hit enter right away. Be careful you don t click on other cells or it will become confused ) Make a note of the two means on the second page of this worksheet Step 2: Let s calculate t-tests On toolbar on top click Data and choose Data Analysis Choose t-test: Two-Sample Assuming Equal Variances. You ll see a box like this: For the Variable 1 range we want to choose the Yes Instruction scores (Be careful not to include the mean you put into row 22) For the Variable 2 range we want to choose the No Instruction scores (Be careful not to include the mean you put into row 22) (Be careful that if you click the Labels box that you include the first row and that if you do not click the Labels box that you do not include the first row) Click OK - Print out your data and your t-test results Step 3: Interpret results The results of the t-test will show up in a table. This gives you a lot of numbers including everything you need to report the results of the t-test and graph the results. Here is an example of what it looks like. Make a note of these data on the second page of this worksheet Step 4: Let s draw a bar graph of the two means Type the labels and means into four new cells, highlight all four cells and click on the Insert tab and choose Columns. (Even though we are making a bar graph, we click on Columns.) Just add the labels and make it look attractive. You could call the X-axis Type of Instruction and the Y-axis Exam Score and the title something like Effect Type of Instruction on Exam Score
7 For your t-test on the effect of instruction, please identify the following: Independent Variable: Dependent Variable: Mean Exam Score for Yes Instruction: Mean Exam Score for No Instruction: State whether this is a one or two-tailed test State the alpha level Value for the observed t-statistic: Value for the critical t-statistic: Value for the degrees of freedom: What is the p value: Was it a significant difference: (remember, there should be a good match between what you learn by 1) comparing your p value with alpha and 2) what you learn by comparing the critical and observed t stats) Report finding in proper form for example (t(12) = 6.12; p <0.05) Report finding in proper form: Please construct a brief (one paragraph) summary of your results. Remember there are three parts to this summary List independent and dependent variables, and the means for the two groups Describe type of test completed (t-test in this case) and whether it was significant Include statistical summary statement that looks like this (for example): t(12) = 4.3; p < 0.05 Complete a graph of these results using excel and print out your graph
8 Problem 5. Please complete another t-test: Marcella is a regional manager for a national company. She would like to compare the daily travel expenses for the sales staff and the audit staff. She collected daily travel expense reports from six sales staff, and seven audit staff. Please test for significant difference with an alpha of Independent Variable: Dependent Variable: Mean Travel Expense Amount Sales Staff: Mean Travel Expense Amount Audit Staff: State whether this is a one or two-tailed test State the alpha level Value for the observed t-statistic: Value for the critical t-statistic: Value for the degrees of freedom: What is the p value: Was it a significant difference: (remember, there should be a good match between what you learn by 1) comparing your p value with alpha and 2) what you learn by comparing the critical and observed t stats) Report finding in proper form for example (t(12) = 6.12; p <0.05) Report finding in proper form: Please construct a brief (one paragraph) summary of your results. Remember there are three parts to this summary List independent and dependent variables, and the means for the two groups Describe type of test completed (t-test in this case) and whether it was significant Include statistical summary statement that looks like this (for example): t(12) = 4.3; p < 0.05 Complete a graph of these results using excel and print out your graph
9 Problem 6. Please another t-test. City planners counted the number of cars parked at two beach-side parking lots, and wanted to test to see if one was more heavily used than the other. Please test for significant difference with an alpha of 0.05 Independent Variable: Dependent Variable: Mean Number of Cars parked Ocean Drive Lot: Mean Number of Cars parked Rio Rancho Lot: State whether this is a one or two-tailed test State the alpha level Value for the observed t-statistic: Value for the critical t-statistic: Value for the degrees of freedom: What is the p value: Was it a significant difference: (remember, there should be a good match between what you learn by 1) comparing your p value with alpha and 2) what you learn by comparing the critical and observed t stats) Report finding in proper form for example (t(12) = 6.12; p <0.05) Report finding in proper form: Please construct a brief (one paragraph) summary of your. Remember there are three parts to this summary List independent and dependent variables, and the means for the two groups Describe type of test completed (t-test in this case) and whether it was significant Include statistical summary statement that looks like this (for example): t(12) = 4.3; p < 0.05 Complete a graph of these results using excel and print out your graph
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