Tag | Value |
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file | Inferential_Statistics_uu-Power-819-en_uu-Power-819-en |
name | uu-Power-819-en |
section | Inferential Statistics/NHST/Power |
type | schoice |
solution | FALSE, TRUE, FALSE, FALSE |
Type | Calculation |
Language | English |
Level | Statistical Literacy |
A middle school uses teaching method A for mathematics; the average grade for this teaching method is A = 6.67 with = 2. The principal of the school wants to switch to teaching method B which, according to the designers of the method, has an average of B = 7.00 has. The math teachers, however, are skeptical and want proof first. They therefore decide to have a sample of 100 students take teaching method B in the next semester. Should it turn out that in this sample the H0: B ≤ A with = 5% can be rejected, then the school will switch to teaching method B. If the designers of teaching method are right and B is indeed equal to 7.00, how likely is the school to switch to teaching method B (i.e., what is the power of the test)?