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Mathematics, 18.10.2019 21:10 abbyg2710

Young children in the united states are exposed to an average of 4.0 hours of background

television per day. having the television on in the background while children are doing other activities

may have adverse consequences on a child’s well-being. you have a research hypothesis that children

from low-income families are exposed to more than 4.0 hours of daily background television. in order

to test this hypothesis, you have collected a random sample of 60 children from low-income families

and found that these children were exposed to a sample mean of 4.5 hours of daily background

television. based on a previous study, you are willing to assume that the population standard deviation

is 1.0 hours. use .01 as the level of significance.

a) develop hypotheses that can be used to test your research hypothesis.

b) what is the p-value based on your sample of 60 children from low-income families? what is your

hypothesis test decision based on p-value approach?

c) repeat the test using the critical value approach. what is your hypothesis test decision?

d) state your conclusion for the study.

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