Question 7 Captain Ben operates a passenger vessel. This Not yet passenger vessel carries 80 passengers, plus their answered luggage. On a full trip, this passenger vessel will perform Marked out of 8 properly as long as the total weight of passengers' P Flag checked baggage does not exceed 5000 pounds. Ben is question concemed that passengers on a particular flight have brought unusually heavy bags. He selects a random sample of 10 passengers and weighs their checked baggage. Based on the results from this sample, he must decide whether it is safe to take the trip. 1. What is the best formulated null hypothesis in the situation? a. The total weight of passengers' checked baggage does not exceed 5000 pounds. b. The total weight of passengers' checked baggage exceeds 5000 pounds. c. a. The total weight of passengers' checked baggage almost exceeds 5000 pounds. d. The total weight of passengers' checked baggage is at least 5000 pounds. ANSWER: 2. What is the best formulated alternative hypothesis in the situation? a. a. The total weight of passengers' checked baggage does not exceed 5000 pounds, b. The total weight of passengers checked baggage exceeds 5000 pounds c. a. The total weight of passengers' checked baggage almost exceeds 5000 pounds. d. The total weight of passengerspassengers' checked baggage is at least 5000 pounds. ANSWER: 2. What is the best formulated alternative hypothesis in the situation? a. a. The total weight of passengers' checked baggage does not exceed 5000 pounds. b. The total weight of passengers' checked baggage exceeds 5000 pounds. c. a. The total weight of passengers' checked baggage almost exceeds 5000 pounds. d. The total weight of passengers' checked baggage is at least 5000 pounds. ANSWER 3. Which of the following statements showing a type I error? a. Captain Ben canceled the trip when the passengers' checked baggage exceeds 5000 pounds. b. Captain Ben canceled the trip when actually the passengers checked baggage does not exceed 5000 pounds. c. Captain Ben continue with the trip when actually the passengers' checked baggage did not exceed 5000 pounds. d. Captain Ben continue with the trip when actually the passengers' checked baggage exceeds 5000 pounds, ANSWER: 4. Which of the following statements showing a type II error? a. Captain Ben canceled the trip when the passengers checked baggage exceeds 5000 pounds. b. Captain Ben canceled the trip.when actually the passengers hacked baggage does not exceed 5000 pounds c.3. Which of the following statements showing a type I error? a. Captain Ben canceled the trip when the passengers' checked baggage exceeds 5000 pounds. b. Captain Ben canceled the trip when actually the passengers' checked baggage does not exceed 5000 pounds. c. Captain Ben continue with the trip when actually the passengers' checked baggage did not exceed 5000 pounds. d. Captain Ben continue with the trip when actually the passengers' checked baggage exceeds 5000 pounds. ANSWER: 4. Which of the following statements showing a type II error? a. Captain Ben canceled the trip when the passengers" checked baggage exceeds 5000 pounds. b. Captain Ben canceled the trip when actually the passengers checked baggage does not exceed 5000 pounds. c. Captain Ben continue with the trip when actually the passengers' checked baggage did not exceed 5000 pounds. d. Captain Ben continue with the trip when actually the passengers' checked baggage exceeds 5000 pounds. ANSWER: PREVIOUS PAGE FINISH ATTEMPT