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1) concider the following data men (I) women(II) Samplesize 100 100 Mean 12,850

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Question

1) concider the following data                                   men (I)                          women(II) Samplesize                  100                                 100 Mean                           12,850                           13,000 standarddev                 345                                 500 calculate the appropriate test statistic? selected answers a) z=-2.28 b)z=-2.45 c)z=-2.81 d)z=-3.02 2) a powerful women's group has clained thatmen and women differ in attitudes about sexual discrimination. agroup of 50 men (group 1) and 40 women (group 2) were asked if theythought sexual discrimination is a problem in the united states. 11of the men and 19 of the women of those sampled did believe thatsexual discrimination is a problem. find the value of the teststatistic? a. z=-2.55 b. z=-0.85 c. z=-1.05 d. z=-1.20 1) concider the following data                                   men (I)                          women(II) Samplesize                  100                                 100 Mean                           12,850                           13,000 standarddev                 345                                 500 calculate the appropriate test statistic? selected answers a) z=-2.28 b)z=-2.45 c)z=-2.81 d)z=-3.02 2) a powerful women's group has clained thatmen and women differ in attitudes about sexual discrimination. agroup of 50 men (group 1) and 40 women (group 2) were asked if theythought sexual discrimination is a problem in the united states. 11of the men and 19 of the women of those sampled did believe thatsexual discrimination is a problem. find the value of the teststatistic? a. z=-2.55 b. z=-0.85 c. z=-1.05 d. z=-1.20

Explanation / Answer

A z-test? That would make sense only if we knew thestandard errors with certainty. If we have to estimate thestandard error, it becomes a t-test. Also, you've given me 4Z-scores, and I count only 2 test statistics to calculate in theproblem. . Is there any more information about the problem? Whatmethods were covered in the chapter?  Are those z-scoressupposed to be answers to this problem, or to a related problem,and if so, what was one of those problems?  Give me somemore context here!