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Step: 1
Given that : x_1 = 10 " , " n_1 = 200 " , " x_2 = 20 " , " n_2 = 300
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Step: 2
b) Test claim; Test the hypothesis that the two process have identical fractions nonconforming p_1 !=p_2
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Step: 3
Test statistic:
= − 0.768776007
= − 0.77
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Decision:
Conclusion
There is insufficient evidence to support the claim that difference in fraction nonconforming between the two processes.
Step: 4
c)
90% Confidence interval for the (p1-p2) is =(hatp_1 - hatp_2) +- z_c sqrt[(hatp_1(1-hatp_1))/n_1+(hatp_2*(1-hatp_2))/n_2]
Explanation
Lower limit
LL = ( hatp1 − hatp2 )− zc ∗sqrt[( hatp1 ∗(1 − hatp1))/ n1 + ( hatp2 ∗(1 − hatp2))/ n2]
= (0.0500 − 0.0667) − 1.65 ∗sqrt((0.0500 ∗(1 − 0.0500))/ 200 + (0.0667 ∗(1 − 0.0667))/ 300
= − 0.0167 − 0.0347
= − 0.0514
Upper limit
UL = ( hatp1 − hatp2 )+ zc ∗sqrt[( hatp1 ∗(1 − hatp1 ))/ n1 + ( hatp2 ∗(1 − hatp2 ))/ n2]
= (0.0500 − 0.0667) + 1.645 ∗sqrt((0.0500 ∗(1 − 0.0500))/ 200 + (0.0667 ∗(1 − 0.0667))/ 300)
= − 0.0167 + 0.0347
= 0.0180
95% confidence interval for the difference between (p1-p2) are ( -0.0514 " , " 0.0180 )
Final Answer
Decision:
Conclusion
There is insufficient evidence to support the claim that difference in fraction nonconforming between the two processes.
95% confidence interval for the difference between (p1-p2) are ( -0.0514 " , " 0.0180 )
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