STATISTICS AND PROBABLITY

MODULE 5 – PART 3

TEST OF HYPOTHESIS
ANSWER SHEETS

Name: ________________________________

Grade Level: ___________ Track: ________

Subject Teacher: VANISSA BIANCA S. LLANOS

 SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
WEEKLY HOME LEARNING PLAN

Subject: STATISTICS AND PROBABILITY Grade: 11 HUMSS/TVL/GAS

Week & Quarter: 2nd Sem, Q4 –W4 Inclusive dates: April 25-29, 2022
DAY & TIME as LEARNING LEARNING TASKS MODE OF Tracking Students’
Schedule COMPETENCY DELIVERY Progress
7:00-:830 Wake up, make up your bed, eat breakfast and get ready for an awesome day!
Have a short exercise meditation bonding with family
MONDAY
G-11 GAS (A) Module 5 - LESSON 4:
G-11 DM/CARP TEST ON POPULATION PROPORTION
(B)
8:00-9:45 ACTIVITY 1: NOTE TAKING
1:00-2:30 Directions: Using your module, pick
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terms/concepts about our lesson. Modular Learning Logbook
M11/12SP-IVf-1 1. Note-taking of
M11/12SP-IVf-2 Write it in your notebook. Concepts
TUESDAY M11/12SP-IVf-g-1 2. Answer sheets
G11-HUMSS (A) ACTIVITY 2:
G11-FOOD (B) DISCUSSION OF THE LESSON
8:00-9:45 1. z-test for population proportion
1:00-2:30
2. Assumptions must be made when
testing about a:
a. Proportion
b. Percentage
c. Probability
WEDNESDAYS
G11-ICT(A&B)
3. Hypothesis Testing
8:00-9:45
1:00-2:30 ACTIVITY 3:
Answer the following activities:
1. What Can I Do
Activity 1: A-B, page 32-33
2. What Can I Do
Activity 2: page 35
3. Assessment: page 36
4. LAS #5

PREPARED BY: CHECKED BY:

VANISSA BIANCA S. LLANOS

Subject Teacher School Principal
I. WHAT CAN I DO: ACTIVITY 1 PAGE 32-33
A. For each item below, compute the value of q and then the value of z given the
hypothesized proportion ( p), the observed proportion( ^p) and the sample size (n).
^p − p
q=1− p , z=

1.
Use this formula:

p=0.3 , ^p =0.22 ,n=60

√ pq
n

Solution:

2. p=0.8 , ^p =0.72 ,n=140

Solution:

3. p=0.55 , ^p =0.62 ,n=70

Solution:

4. p=0.7 , ^p =0.54 , n=110

Solution:

5. p=0.47 , ^p =0.18 , n=55

Solution:
 B. For each problem below, compute for the value of the observed proportion ^p, the
value of q , and finally the value of z .
1. Solutions:
a) ^p c) z

b) q

2. Solutions:
a) ^p c) z

b) q

3. Solutions:
a) ^p c) z

b) q

4. Solutions:
a) ^p c) z

b) q

5. Solutions:
a) ^p c) z

b) q

II. WHAT CAN I DO: ACTIVITY 2 PAGE 35

Directions: Test the validity of the hypothesis stated in each problem using the steps in hypothesis
testing.
1. PROBLEM #1:

STEPS SOLUTION
1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

2. PROBLEM #2:
 STEPS SOLUTION
1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

ASSESSMENT: PAGE 36-37 SCORE: _________________

Directions: Select the letter of the option that correctly answers the questions or completes
the statement.

1. 4. 7. 10.
2. 5. 8.
3. 6. 9.
LAS #5: TEST OF HYPOTHESIS Score: ___________
Directions: Encircle the letter of the correct answer.

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1. Which of the following statements is/are true when the null hypothesis (H o ) is accepted?
i. The conclusion is guaranteed.
ii. There is significant difference between the parameters being compared.
iii. There is no significant difference between the parameters being compared.
A. i only C. iii only
B. ii only D. i and ii
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2. The average height of senior high school students ages between 17 to 21 years old is 160 cm. To
test if this claim is true, which parameter should be tested?
A. μ=0 C. μ=21
B. μ=17 D. μ=160
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3. What are the null and alternative hypotheses of the claims given by telecommunications
companies that senior high school students spend an average of ₱30.00 a day on their cellphone
loads?
A. Ho : µ=30 ; Ha: µ ≠30
B. Ho : µ>30 ; Ha : µ=30
C. Ho : µ≤ 30 ; Ha: µ ≠30
D. Ho : µ≥ 30 ; Ha: µ ≤30
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4. In testing population mean, which test statistic is suitable if population variance is unknown and
sample size n is greater than or equal to 30?
A. ANOVA - test C. t - test
B. chi – test D. z – test
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5. The null and alternative hypotheses in a hypothesis test are Ho: μ = 50 and Ha: μ ≠ 50,
respectively. Which critical region should be used to reach a conclusion if the level of
significance is α = 0.05 and the standard deviation is known?
A. z < -1.96 C. z < - 1.96 or z > 1.96
B. t > 2.33 D. t < - 2.33 or t > 2.33

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6. A random sample of 70 travelers flying to the Philippines from Dubai was examined, and it was
discovered that their mean (μ) baggage weight is 30 kilograms, with a standard deviation ¿) of 9.
If you want to test the claim that the population's average luggage weight is less than 31.8 kg,
what is the value of the z-statistic?
A. – 2.68 C. 3.21
B. – 1.67 D. 3.76
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7. The population's average IQ is 100, with a standard deviation of 15. A group of scientists wants
to investigate if a new medicine has a positive or bad effect on intelligence, or if it has no effect
at all. The mean of a random sample of 30 patients who were taking the drug was 140. The
researcher's claim was put to the test at α = 0.05, and the test statistic was determined to be 4.86.
Which of the following statements is the CORRECT conclusion to the problem?
The sample mean IQ of patients…
A. is less than the population mean IQ of patients.
B. is greater than the population mean IQ of patients.
C. differs significantly from the population mean IQ of patients.
D. does not differ significantly from the population mean IQ of patients.

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8. It was discovered in a school canteen that more than 85 percent of the students prefer the new
flavored health drink. Which is the null and alternative hypotheses if you want to examine the
true proportion () of students who prefer the new flavored health drink?
A. Ho:  = 0.85 ; Ha:  < 0.85 C. Ho:  ≠ 0.85; Ha:  < 0.85
B. Ho:  = 0.85; Ha:  > 0.85 D. Ho:  ≠ 0.85 ; Ha:  > 0.85

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9. Which of the following formulas is the form of test statistics, when the Central Limit Theorem is
used?
X −μ X −μ
A. z= C. z=
σ σ
X −μ x X −μ x
B. z= D. z=
σ σx

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10. Consider the following scenario:
A sample of 120 newborns is chosen at random from the children born at a specific hospital,
with 21 of them being males. Using α = 0.05 as the level of significance, test the hypothesis that
less than 22% of children born at the hospital are males. What type of test will we use to test the
hypothesis of this problem, and what will be the critical value? Answer these questions using the
table below.

A. one – tailed (left), critical value = -1.64

B. one – tailed (right), critical value = 1.28
C. two – tailed test, critical value = ±1.96
D. two – tailed test, critical value = ±1.64