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This document provides information about a business statistics course assignment submitted by Ahmed Saeed Alqubaisi with student ID #201620115 to Dr. S. Ahmed. It includes the course name and number, term, and type of assignment.

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Business Statistics

BUS120
Fall 2018/2019
Assignment

Submitted to

Dr. S. Ahmed

Submitted by

Ahmed Saeed Alqubaisi

ID: #201620115
Answer1
a)
λ = (10/30) * 5 = 1.667

λ x .ⅇ− λ
P ( X=x )=
x!
10 −1.667
1.667 . ⅇ
P ( X=10 )= =0.00000862
10 !
b)
λ = (10/30) * 10 = 3.33

λ x .ⅇ− λ
P ( X=x )=
x!
10 −3.33
33.3 . ⅇ
P ( X=10 )= =0.00165
10!
c)
X=x P(X=x)
10 0.1251
11 0.1137
12 0.0974
13 0.0729
14 0.0320
15 0.0347
16 0.0216
17 0.0127
18 0.0070
19 0.0037
20 0.0018

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Answer 2
(a) Population SD = sqrt 25 = 5
(b) z = (x-bar - mu)/(sd/sqrt n) = (25 - 15)/(5/sqrt 100) = 20
P(x-bar > 25) = P(z > 20) = 0
(c) z- score for 10% is z = -1.2816
-1.2816 = (12 - mu)/(5/sqrt 100)
Solving, we get mu = 12.64

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Answer 3
The null and alternative hypotheses are,
H 0 :µ=14

H 1 : µ ≠14

Here µ is the hypothesized mean


Since the population standard deviation 𝞼 is known, one sample z-test is used to test the
claim
The test statistics is,

So the test statistics value is z = -2.641


Since the test is a two-tailed test, using the normal distribution area tables for 0.01 level of
significance, the two tail critical values are,

The test statistic value is greater than the critical value. reject the null hypotheses
We conclude that there is sufficient evidence to disprove the claim that the average time to
assemble an electronic component is 14 minutes (The population mean appears to be less
than 14 minutes.

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Answer 4

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