Suppose that a company CEO for Quitters, Inc. claims that the average severance
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Suppose that a company CEO for Quitters, Inc. claims that the average severance package for an employee at his company is $450,000. You decide to test his claim using a significance level of =.04. A sample of 40 employees yields a mean of x=414,845 with a sample standard deviation of s=%125,575. First, you set up your hypotheses as follows:
Ho= =$450,000
H1= does not equal $450,000
Then you compute your sample statistic and get the following:
z -1.77
Compute the probability of getting a sample statistic at least as extreme as z= -1.77, and then interpret this probability value.
a) the p value is small enough to reject the claim
b)the p value is not small enough to reject the claim
Explanation / Answer
P value is 0.383. We double it because it is a two tailed test and get .0767. It's way above alpha so b)the p value is not small enough to reject the claim
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