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The document outlines various statistical tests, including T-tests and Z-tests, to compare the mean ages and IQs of male and female populations. It specifies hypotheses for each test, significance levels, and assumptions about the normal distribution and variances. The tests aim to determine if there are significant differences between the populations in terms of age and IQ.

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Tests

The document outlines various statistical tests, including T-tests and Z-tests, to compare the mean ages and IQs of male and female populations. It specifies hypotheses for each test, significance levels, and assumptions about the normal distribution and variances. The tests aim to determine if there are significant differences between the populations in terms of age and IQ.

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CONDUCT A T-TEST TO DETERMINE WHETHER THE FEMALE POPULATION MEAN AGE IS SIGNIFICANTLY DIFFERENT FROM MALE POPULATIO

AGE_F AGE_M
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T-TEST
2 SAMPLE UNPaired UNEQUAL VARIANCES
TWO TAIL
H0
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FFERENT FROM MALE POPULATION. (ASSUME SIG LEVEL AT 5%). ASSUME THE POPULATION IS NORMALLY DISTRIBUTED WITH UNEQUAL VARIANCES
D WITH UNEQUAL VARIANCES
CONDUCT A T-TEST TO DETERMINE WHETHER THE FEMALE POPULATION MEAN AGE IS SIGNIFICANTLY GREATER THAN 60. (ASSUME SIG LE

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ONE SAMPLE
T-TEST UNPAIRED
ONE TAIL RIGHT
UNEQUAL VARIANCES
H1
HI
AGE IS SIGNIFICANTLY GREATER THAN 60. (ASSUME SIG LEVEL AT 5%). ASSUME THE POPULATION IS NORMALLY DISTRIBUTED WITH UNEQUAL VARIAN
IBUTED WITH UNEQUAL VARIANCES
DETERMINE IS THERE ANY SIG DIFFERENCE IN THE IQ OF MALE AND FEMALE RESPONDENTS AT 5% LOS. ASSUME POPULATION

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T TEST
2 SAMPLE UNPAIRED
EQUAL VARIANCES
2 TAILED
H0
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5% LOS. ASSUME POPULATION IS NORMALLY DISTRIBUTED WITH EQUAL VARIANCES
IS THERE ENOUGH EVIDENCE TO CONCLUDE THAT THE POPULATION MEAN AGE DIFFERS SIGNIFICANTLY FROM 46 BASED UPO

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Z TEST
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ONE SAMPLE

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ICANTLY FROM 46 BASED UPON THE FOLLOWING SAMPLE (ASSUME POP SD 5 AND LOS 5%)
IS THERE ENOUGH EVIDENCE TO CONCLUDE THAT THE POPULATION MEAN AGE IS SIGNIFICANTLY GREATER THAN 46 BASED U

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LY GREATER THAN 46 BASED UPON THE FOLLOWING SAMPLE (ASSUME POP SD 5 AND LOS 5%)
IS THERE ENOUGH EVIDENCE TO CONCLUDE THAT THE POPULATION MEAN AGE IS SIGNIFICANTLY LESSER THAN 46 BASED UP

AGE
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LY LESSER THAN 46 BASED UPON THE FOLLOWING SAMPLE (ASSUME POP SD 5 AND LOS 5%)
CONDUCT A Z-TEST TO DETERMINE WHETHER THE FEMALE POPULATION MEAN AGE IS SIGNIFICANTLY DIFFERENT FROM MALE POPULATIO

AGE_F AGE_M
50 55
42 47
42 43
40 40
60 58
44 44
40 56
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46 46
36 36
42 44
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Z TEST
2 TAILED
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FFERENT FROM MALE POPULATION. (ASSUME SIG LEVEL AT 5%, POP SD IS 5 FOR F AND 6 FOR M). ASSUME THE POPULATION IS NORMALLY DISTRIBUTE
ATION IS NORMALLY DISTRIBUTED

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