Q # 01 a

Options Frequency (X) X2

1 37 1369
2 87 7569
3 4 16
4 7 49
5 1 1
Total 136 9004

Step = 1 (null & alternative hypothesis)

Ho =
H1 =

Step = 2 (Select test)

We use t-test because data is in ratio measurement and we select the sample randomly.

Step = 3 (Level of significance)

α = 0.05 we are 95% confidence about our finding

d.f. =ν = 5-1=4

Step = 4 (Calculation)

∑x
X = n
X =136/5
X =27.2

S= standard deviation of sample

S=
√ 1
n−1
(∑
2
x−
(∑ x )
n )

S = 36.42

X− μ
t=
s
√n
=1.669

Step = 5 (Critical value)

C.V = 2.776

1.669<2.776

Conclusion

We accept null hypothesis that

Q # 02 b
Options Frequency (X) X2
1 23 529
2 54 2916
3 39 1521
4 13 169
5 7 49
Total 136 5184

Step = 1 (null & alternative hypothesis)

Ho =
H1 =

Step = 2 (Select test)

We use t-test because data is in ratio measurement and we select the sample randomly.

Step = 3 (Level of significance)

α = 0.05 we are 95% confidence about our finding

d.f. =ν = 5-1=4

Step = 4 (Calculation)

∑x
X = n
 X =136/5
X =27.2

S= standard deviation of sample

S=
√ 1
n−1
(∑
2
x−
(∑ x )
n )

S =30.27

X− μ
t=
s
√n
=2.009

Step = 5 (Critical value)

C.V = 2.776

2.009<2.776

Conclusion

We accept null hypothesis that

Q # 02 c
Options Frequency (X) X2
1 23 529
2 78 6084
3 27 729
4 7 49
5 1 1
Total 136 7392

Step = 1 (null & alternative hypothesis)

Ho =
H1 =

Step = 2 (Select test)

We use t-test because data is in ratio measurement and we select the sample randomly.

Step = 3 (Level of significance)

α = 0.05 we are 95% confidence about our finding

d.f. =ν = 5-1=4

Step = 4 (Calculation)

∑x
X = n
X =136/5
X =27.2

S= standard deviation of sample

S=
√ 1
n−1
(∑
2
x−
(∑ x )
n )

S =30.38

X− μ
t=
s
√n
=2.001

Step = 5 (Critical value)

C.V = 2.776

2.001<2.776

Conclusion

We accept null hypothesis that

Q # 02 d
Options Frequency (X) X2
1 10 100
 2 67 4489
3 34 1156
4 22 484
5 3 9
Total 136 6238

Step = 1 (null & alternative hypothesis)

Ho =
H1 =

Step = 2 (Select test)

We use t-test because data is in ratio measurement and we select the sample randomly.

Step = 3 (Level of significance)

α = 0.05 we are 95% confidence about our finding

d.f. =ν = 5-1=4

Step = 4 (Calculation)

∑x
X = n
X =136/5
X =27.2

S= standard deviation of sample

S=
√ 1
n−1
(∑
2
x−
(∑ x )
n )

S =25.19

X− μ
t=
s
√n
= 2.416

Step = 5 (Critical value)

C.V = 2.776

2.416<2.776

Conclusion

We accept null hypothesis that

Q # 01 a
Options Frequency (X) X2
1 33 1089
2 76 5776
3 16 256
4 9 81
5 2 4
Total 136 7206

Step = 1 (null & alternative hypothesis)

Ho =
H1 =

Step = 2 (Select test)

We use t-test because data is in ratio measurement and we select the sample randomly.

Step = 3 (Level of significance)

α = 0.05 we are 95% confidence about our finding

d.f. =ν = 5-1=4

Step = 4 (Calculation)

∑x
X = n
X =136/5
X =27.2

S= standard deviation of sample

 2

S=
√ 1
n−1
(∑
2
x−
(∑ x )
n )

S =29.61

X− μ
t=
s
√n
=2.054

Step = 5 (Critical value)

C.V = 2.776

2.054<2.776

Conclusion

We accept null hypothesis that

Q # 03 c
Options Frequency (X) X2
1 34 1156
2 82 6724
3 13 169
4 7 49
5 0 0
Total 136 8098

Step = 1 (null & alternative hypothesis)

Ho =
H1 =

Step = 2 (Select test)

We use t-test because data is in ratio measurement and we select the sample randomly.

Step = 3 (Level of significance)

α = 0.05 we are 95% confidence about our finding

d.f. =ν = 5-1=4

Step = 4 (Calculation)

∑x
X = n
X =136/5
X =27.2

S= standard deviation of sample

S=
√ 1
n−1
(∑
2
x−
(∑ x )
n )

S = 33.16

X− μ
t=
s
√n
=1.83

Step = 5 (Critical value)

C.V = 2.776

1.83<2.776

Conclusion

We accept null hypothesis that

Q # 03 f
Options Frequency (X) X2
1 12 144
2 46 2116
3 38 1444
4 26 676
 5 14 196
Total 136 4576

Step = 1 (null & alternative hypothesis)

Ho =
H1 =

Step = 2 (Select test)

We use t-test because data is in ratio measurement and we select the sample randomly.

Step = 3 (Level of significance)

α = 0.05 we are 95% confidence about our finding

d.f. =ν = 5-1=4

Step = 4 (Calculation)

∑x
X = n
X =136/5
X =27.2

S= standard deviation of sample

S=
√ 1
n−1
(∑
2
x−
(∑ x )
n )

S = 24.80

X− μ
t=
s
√n
= 2.453

Step = 5 (Critical value)

C.V = 2.776

2.453<2.776
Conclusion

We accept null hypothesis that

Q # 04 b
Options Frequency (X) X2
1 8 64
2 65 4225
3 36 1296
4 21 441
5 6 36
Total 136 6062

Step = 1 (null & alternative hypothesis)

Ho =
H1 =

Step = 2 (Select test)

We use t-test because data is in ratio measurement and we select the sample randomly.

Step = 3 (Level of significance)

α = 0.05 we are 95% confidence about our finding

d.f. =ν = 5-1=4

Step = 4 (Calculation)

∑x
X = n
X =136/5
X =27.2

S= standard deviation of sample

 2

S=
√ 1
n−1
(∑
2
x−
(∑ x )
n )

S = 24.30

X− μ
t=
s
√n
=2.503

Step = 5 (Critical value)

C.V = 2.776

2.503<2.776

Conclusion

We accept null hypothesis that

Q # 06 a
Options Frequency (X) X2
1 11 121
2 51 2601
3 55 3025
4 19 361
5 0 0
Total 136 6108

Step = 1 (null & alternative hypothesis)

Ho =
H1 =

Step = 2 (Select test)

We use t-test because data is in ratio measurement and we select the sample randomly.

Step = 3 (Level of significance)

α = 0.05 we are 95% confidence about our finding

d.f. =ν = 5-1=4

Step = 4 (Calculation)

∑x
X = n
X =136/5
X =27.2

S= standard deviation of sample

S=
√ 1
n−1
(∑
2
x−
(∑ x )
n )

S =24.54

X− μ
t=
s
√n
=2.479

Step = 5 (Critical value)

C.V = 2.776

2.479<2.776

Conclusion

We accept null hypothesis that

Q # 07 b
Options Frequency (X) X2
1 15 225
2 78 6084
3 23 529
4 19 361
5 1 1
 Total 136 7200

Step = 1 (null & alternative hypothesis)

Ho =
H1 =

Step = 2 (Select test)

We use t-test because data is in ratio measurement and we select the sample randomly.

Step = 3 (Level of significance)

α = 0.05 we are 95% confidence about our finding

d.f. =ν = 5-1=4

Step = 4 (Calculation)

∑x
X = n
X =136/5
X =27.2

S= standard deviation of sample

S=
√ 1
n−1
(∑
2
x−
(∑ x )
n )

S =29.58

X− μ
t=
s
√n
=2.056

Step = 5 (Critical value)

C.V = 2.776

2.056<2.776
Conclusion

We accept null hypothesis that

Q # 09
Options Frequency (X) X2
1 15 225
2 101 10201
3 13 169
4 7 49
5 0 0
Total 136 10644

Step = 1 (null & alternative hypothesis)

Ho =
H1 =

Step = 2 (Select test)

We use t-test because data is in ratio measurement and we select the sample randomly.

Step = 3 (Level of significance)

α = 0.05 we are 95% confidence about our finding

d.f. =ν = 5-1=4

Step = 4 (Calculation)

∑x
X = n
X =136/5
X =27.2

S= standard deviation of sample

S=
√ 1
n−1
(∑
2
x−
(∑ x )
n )
S =41.67

X− μ
t=
s
√n
=1.459

Step = 5 (Critical value)

C.V = 2.776

1.497<2.776

Conclusion

We accept null hypothesis that