QUESTION 1

Claim. more than 66% of students like sports. Data: sample of 12 students, 10 of them like sports.

Test this claim at the alpha = 0.05 significance level using the p-value method.

Which of the following 6 choices is the best way to report the results of this hypothesis test?

1. We expected to find that more than 66% of students like sports, however less than 66% of the students in our survey actually liked sports.

2. Our sample of 12 students failed to provide statistically significant evidence that more than 66% of students like sports.

3. More than 66% of students like sports (p = .04906)

4. More than 66% of students like sports (p = .01490)

5. More than 66% of students like sports (p = .99317)

6. Less than 66% of students like sports (p = .04906)

7. Less than 66% of students like sports (p = .01490)

8. Less than 66% of students like sports (p = .99317)

QUESTION 2

Claim. more than 63% of students like sports. Data: sample of 12 students, 11 of them like sports.

Test this claim at the alpha = 0.05 significance level using the p-value method.

Which of the following 6 choices is the best way to report the results of this hypothesis test?

1. We expected to find that more than 63% of students like sports, however less than 63% of the students in our survey actually liked sports.

2. Our sample of 12 students failed to provide statistically significant evidence that more than 63% of students like sports.

3. Less than 63% of students like sports (p = .04906)

4. Less than 63% of students like sports (p = . 03146)

5. Less than 63% of students like sports (p = .99317)

6. More than 63% of students like sports (p = .04906)

7. More than 63% of students like sports (p = .03146)

8. More than 66% of students like sports (p = .99317)