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    This document contains two analyses that test hypotheses about differences between groups. The first compares average trips of single and married drivers, finding no significant difference. The second analyzes whether attending a seminar increased student study hours, finding enough evidence to support that it did increase study hours. Both clearly state the null and alternative hypotheses, alpha level, decision to reject or not reject the null hypothesis, and summarize the results.

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    Module 6: Learning Task 3

    Sugaton, Philip F.
    Sugaton, Peter F.

     State the hypotheses and identify the claim.

    Null Hypothesis: There is no significance difference between on the average trips of


    single drivers and married drivers.

    H0: μ1= μ2

    Alternative Hypothesis: The single drivers do more driving for pleasure trips on average
    than married drivers.

    H1: μ1>μ2

     State the alpha level and find the P-value.

    Alpha: 0.05 (5%)


     Make the decision to reject or not reject the null hypothesis.
    - We do not reject the null hypothesis.
     Summarize the results.
    - There is no significance difference between on the average trips of single drivers and
    married drivers.

     State the hypotheses and identify the claim.

    Null Hypothesis: There is no significance difference that attending the seminar increase
    the number of hours the students studied per week.

    H0: μ= 0

    Alternative Hypothesis: There is a significance difference that attending the seminar


    increase the number of hours the students studied per week.

    H1: μ<0
     State the alpha level and find the P-value.

    Alpha: 0.10 (10%)

     Make the decision to reject or not reject the null hypothesis.


    - We reject the null hypothesis.
     Summarize the results.
    - There is enough evidence to support the alternative hypothesis that seminar increased
    the number of hours the students studied per week.

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