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According to the CDC, the mean systolic blood pressure for American adults is 122 mm Hg. A doctor claims that the mean systolic blood pressure for American men is different from this. In a random sample of 500 American men, he found the mean systolic blood pressure to be 124 mm Hg with a standard deviation of 30 mm Hg. At the 0.05 level of significance, what decision should be made for the appropriate test of the doctor’s claim?

The table shows admissions decisions for students who applied to Louisiana State University for the Fall 2011 semester.   LSU Undergraduate Admissions Fall 2011    AdmittedNot AdmittedTotal   Male5,3271,3526,679   Female6,4621,6778,139   Total11,7893,02914,818   If a hypothesis test is conducted at the 0.05 level of significance to determine if the admissions decision is dependent upon gender, what is the expected number who are female and admitted?

According to the CDC, the mean systolic blood pressure for American adults is 122 mm Hg. A doctor claims that the mean systolic blood pressure for American men is different from this. In a random sample of 500 American men, he found the mean systolic blood pressure to be 124 mm Hg with a standard deviation of 30 mm Hg. What is the approximate p-value for the appropriate test for the doctor’s claim?

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According to the CDC, the mean systolic blood pressure for American adults is 122 mm Hg. A doctor claims that the mean systolic blood pressure for American men is different from this. In a random sample of 500 American men, he found the mean systolic blood pressure to be 124 mm Hg with a standard deviation of 30 mm Hg. What is the appropriate alternative hypothesis for a test of the doctor’s claim?

In a study of American men with prostate cancer, the size of each patient’s primary tumor, in square centimeters, was recorded. A random sample of 36 participants in this study was found to have a mean primary tumor size of 17.5 square centimeters and a standard deviation of 15.7 square centimeters. Which of the following is the critical value for the appropriate distribution to construct a 99% confidence interval for the mean primary tumor size of American men with prostate cancer?