The document discusses statistical tests for determining if a company's claim about the percentage of blue balloons they produce is accurate. It mentions that the company claims at least 10% of balloons are blue, and a random sample of 200 balloons found 16 to be blue. The most appropriate test to establish if the company needs to change its claim would be a one-tailed z-test of a population proportion, as this can determine if the sample proportion is significantly lower than the claimed 10% proportion.
The document discusses statistical tests for determining if a company's claim about the percentage of blue balloons they produce is accurate. It mentions that the company claims at least 10% of balloons are blue, and a random sample of 200 balloons found 16 to be blue. The most appropriate test to establish if the company needs to change its claim would be a one-tailed z-test of a population proportion, as this can determine if the sample proportion is significantly lower than the claimed 10% proportion.
The document discusses statistical tests for determining if a company's claim about the percentage of blue balloons they produce is accurate. It mentions that the company claims at least 10% of balloons are blue, and a random sample of 200 balloons found 16 to be blue. The most appropriate test to establish if the company needs to change its claim would be a one-tailed z-test of a population proportion, as this can determine if the sample proportion is significantly lower than the claimed 10% proportion.
(B) a list of possible data values (C) an enclosure with a set of names or numbers (D) a breakdown of the population into groups A balloon manufacturing company claims that at least 10% of its balloons are blue. A random sample of 200 of these balloons is taken, and 16 are found to be blue. Which of the following tests would be MOST appropriate for establishing whether the balloon company needs to change its claim? (A) t-test of a population mean (B) Chi-squared test for independence (C) Two-tailed z-test of a population proportion (D) One-tailed z-test of a population proportion