Scenario 1: Patients with bronchopneumonia were treated with either amoxicillin or erythromycin. The results are shown in the table below: amoxicillin 144 erythromycin total 1 60 Improvement after 5 days No improvement after 96 80 Question 1: What type of data is this? Discrete or categorical 0 Continuous QUESTION 2 Use the Scenario 1 data to answer this question: What is the appropriate statistical test for this data? Ch isq uare onesam pie ttest two-sample t-test pair samples ttest O correlation analysis QUESTION 3 Use the data from Scenario 1 to answer this question: After performing the appropriate statisitical test, what is the resulting pvalue? 200 adults seeing an asthma nurse specialist were randomly assigned to either a new type of bronchodilator or a placebo, with an equal number assigned to each group. After three months the peak flow rates in the treatment group had increased by mean of 96 llmin (standard deviation = 58), and in the placebo group by 70 llmin (standard deviation = 52). The null hypothesis is that there is no difference between the bronchodilator and the placebo. Question 1: What type of data is this? Discrete or categorical Continuous QUESTION 6 Use the Scenario 2 data to answer this question: What is the appropriate statistical test for this data? Chi-square one-sample ttest twosample t-test pair samples ttest correlation analysis QUESTION 7 Use the data from Scenario 2 to answer this question: After performing the appropriate statisitical test, what is the resulting p-value? QUESTION 8 Based on your answer to question 7, do you reject the null hypothesis? Yes, | reject the null hypothesis