STAT 2000 Study Guide - Final Guide: Simple Linear Regression, Decision Rule, Statistical Hypothesis Testing
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Each year, the federal trade commission tests the tar and nicotine content of various brands of cigarettes in the united. Data for a sample of eight brands is collected, and we would like to conduct a hypothesis test at the 5% level of significance to determine whether the tar content of cigarettes can be predicted by their nicotine content. The data are analyzed using an analysis of variance, and the anova table (with some values missing) is shown below: The p-value of the appropriate test of significance is between and (e) if we used the critical value method to conduct the test, the decision rule would be to reject h0 if vs. ha: (a) 69. 90 (b) the estimate of the parameter is vs. ha : (c) this is the coefficient of determination (d) h0 : Test statistic is f = 32. 62, we look under table e with 1 and 6 degrees of freedom and we see.