Weekly Quiz 3 SMDM - PGPBABI.O.OCT19 Statistical Methods For Decision Making - Great Learning PDF
Weekly Quiz 3 SMDM - PGPBABI.O.OCT19 Statistical Methods For Decision Making - Great Learning PDF
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In hypothesis testing, the hypothesis which is assumed to be true by default is called the
Alternative Hypothesis
Correct Hypothesis
Level of Significance
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Level of Significance
Correct Answer
Question No: 2
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When the null hypothesis has been true, but the sample information has resulted in the
rejection of the null, a _________ has been made.
Type II Error
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The maximum probability of a Type I error that the decision maker will tolerate is called the
Probability Value
Decision Value
Critical Value
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A Type II error is the error of
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A hypothesis test in which rejection of the null hypothesis occurs for values of the point
estimator in either tail of the sampling distribution is called
Level of Significance
Critical Value
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If a producer claims that, the company produces marbles, having mean 10 mm and standard
deviation of 1 mm. Now if you take 49 marbles randomly and found that the mean of this
sample is 9 mm. Can you reject the null hypothesis at 1% significance level?
No
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Can't Say
Approach – Here Ho: m=10 mm Ha: m ≠10 mm Test statistic, sample means are expected
to have mean 10 mm and std deviation 1mm/ sqrt (n) = 1 / 7 mm The z statistic in this
case, (hypothesized mean – actual mean)/stdev deviation of hypothesized means = (9-10) /
1/7 = -7 This is beyond the critical region Hence the null hypothesis is rejected and the
alternate hypothesis is accepted
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Non-diabetic patients are believed to have an average fasting sugar level of 80 and std
deviation of 10. Now you wish to take the mean of a sample of size 100 and check at 5%
significance level, then what will be your critical values beyond which you will reject the null
hypothesis?
80-19.6 mM to 80+1.96 mM
80-95.45 mM to 80+95.45 mM
Details - Test statistic - sample is expected to have mean 80 and std deviation 10mm/ sqrt
(n) = 10 / sqrt(100) = 10/10 =1 For 5% significance level, one needs to define critical
values that cover 95% of the area around mean. It is given by 1.96 * std. deviation So the
critical value, in this case, would be 80- 1.96 and 80 + 1.96 If test statistic results are
beyond this limit, the null hypothesis will be rejected
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A toy manufacturing firms is producing balls with diameter 50 mm and std deviation 1 mm. In
that case, out of 10 million balls, what proportion is expected to have dimensions between 47
mm and 48 mm?
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34.13%
13.59%
–Note 47 mm, is 3 std deviation left of mean and 48 mm is 2 std deviation left of mean –A
normal distribution has 99.73 % population between -3 to +3 std deviation –And 95.45%
of the population between -2 to +2 std deviation –So the area between -3 to -2 std
deviation is expected to be = (99.73 – 95.45 )/ 2 –~ 2.1%
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The central limit theorem states that when an infinite number of successive random samples
are taken from a population, then irrespective of the population distribution, the sampling
distribution of the means of those samples will become approximately normally distributed,
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For the mean of small samples (say of sample size 10), z test is appropriate?
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True
Generally, z-tests are used when we have large sample sizes (n 40), whereas t-tests are
most helpful with a smaller sample size (n 40).
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