Use whatever question you want! And you can make up the numbers! Need before November 28th please!

You will conduct a statistical study from start to end using GSU stodents as your popalation (or a subset of GSU students). You will need to turn in all data collected and complete all steps to get fall credit. You may work alone or have op to 3 people in a group. 1. Propose a question about GSU students. Make sure it is appropriate and soenething that can be determined easily. For example, what is the average age of atudents at GSU2 Is there a difference in the average age of male and fernale itudentr? What proportion of GSU students live on campus? What proportion of GSU students have blue eyer? Your quetion must be appeoved by me before you start. You also need to state your null and aliernative hypothesis before you go to the next step. 2. Come up with a smmle of at least 40 for mean and 100 for proportion that is practical and repreientative of the popalation. A sRS will be difficult, so wse other sampling metbods and explain in detail how you found your sample. State at Ieat 2 problems you may have with your sampling method, and therefore, yeur results of the study. 3. Conducta test of hypothesis exing a=.05 to answer your question from part 1. Show all your steps (include all important information that you enter into calculator and the calculator gives you) and state your conclusion in the words of the problem. Sbow a tiagram of what the p.yalue means for your specific project. 4. Make a 95\% confidence interval for population parameter. State in the words of the problem what it means. Draw a diagram of the confidence interval labeling the areas and the bounds - the normal curve. What is the margin of erre? What sample dize is needed to cut the margin of error in half-astume known and use s for of 5. Write a 5 sebtence conclusion to yout ptoject. What parts of the project were difficult, easy, fun, not so fun, efc? What were some of the problems you came across and what could have made the study better? Were your rexults what you expected? Did you find this project helpful? You will conduct a statistical study from start to end using GSU stodents as your popalation (or a subset of GSU students). You will need to turn in all data collected and complete all steps to get fall credit. You may work alone or have op to 3 people in a group. 1. Propose a question about GSU students. Make sure it is appropriate and soenething that can be determined easily. For example, what is the average age of atudents at GSU2 Is there a difference in the average age of male and fernale itudentr? What proportion of GSU students live on campus? What proportion of GSU students have blue eyer? Your quetion must be appeoved by me before you start. You also need to state your null and aliernative hypothesis before you go to the next step. 2. Come up with a smmle of at least 40 for mean and 100 for proportion that is practical and repreientative of the popalation. A sRS will be difficult, so wse other sampling metbods and explain in detail how you found your sample. State at Ieat 2 problems you may have with your sampling method, and therefore, yeur results of the study. 3. Conducta test of hypothesis exing a=.05 to answer your question from part 1. Show all your steps (include all important information that you enter into calculator and the calculator gives you) and state your conclusion in the words of the problem. Sbow a tiagram of what the p.yalue means for your specific project. 4. Make a 95\% confidence interval for population parameter. State in the words of the problem what it means. Draw a diagram of the confidence interval labeling the areas and the bounds - the normal curve. What is the margin of erre? What sample dize is needed to cut the margin of error in half-astume known and use s for of 5. Write a 5 sebtence conclusion to yout ptoject. What parts of the project were difficult, easy, fun, not so fun, efc? What were some of the problems you came across and what could have made the study better? Were your rexults what you expected? Did you find this project helpful