Hypothesis test for the mean of a Normal distribution

Hypothesis test for the mean of a Normal distribution Quiz

Spec O3 · AQA A-Level Maths: Quiz

Studying this course? Keep your progress in one place.

Pick an answer for each. Quizzes never use energy.

5 questions, one answer each

Each answer is checked as you go, with why.

See all 5 questions
  1. 1. X∼N(μ,82)X\sim N(\mu,8^2). A sample of 1616 has mean 102102. The standard error of Xˉ\bar X is

    • A. 88
    • B. 0.50.5
    • C. 22
    • D. 44
  2. 2. Which is a correct pair of hypotheses for testing whether the mean has increased from 7575?

    • A. H0:μ=75H_0:\mu=75, H1:μ>75H_1:\mu>75
    • B. H0:xˉ=75H_0:\bar x=75, H1:xˉ>75H_1:\bar x>75
    • C. H0:μ>75H_0:\mu>75, H1:μ=75H_1:\mu=75
    • D. H0:μ=75H_0:\mu=75, H1:μ≠75H_1:\mu\ne75
  3. 3. A one-tailed test at the 5%5\% level gives p=0.03p=0.03. The correct decision is

    • A. Do not reject H0H_0
    • B. Reject H0H_0
    • C. Accept H0H_0 as proved
    • D. The test is invalid
  4. 4. In a two-tailed test at the 5%5\% level, the critical values of zz are

    • A. ±1.645\pm1.645
    • B. ±2.326\pm2.326
    • C. ±1.96\pm1.96
    • D. ±2.576\pm2.576
  5. 5. The same sample mean is found with a larger sample. The pp-value will generally

    • A. Get smaller
    • B. Get larger
    • C. Stay the same
    • D. Be negative

Quiz