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As always, show your work and follow the HW format. You may use Excel, but must show sample calculations. 1. Single Mean. A new roof truss is designed to hold more than 5000 pounds of snow load. You test 20 trusses and obtain a mean of 5025 pounds and standard deviation of 80 pounds. Use the 8-step method to determine if the mean is greater than 5000 pounds, at a significance of 0.05. 1. μ 2. H o : μ = 5000 lb 3. H 1 : μ > 5000 lb 4. α = 0.05 5. TS = T (because unknown and n < 30) 6. Reject H o if TS>CV, where CV = t α,ν = t 0.05,19 = 1.73 [Table A.2 or T.INV(0.95,19)] 7. Calculate necessary values: = 5025 5000 a. T o = X μ o = 1.40 s n 80 20 8. 1.40 < 1.71. Fail to Reject H o at α = 0.05; the capacity of the roof truss appears to NOT be greater than 5000 lb.

2. Two Means. Two different types of tubing should have different maximum pressures. Use the sample data given below to assess this using the 8-step method, using a significance of 0.05. Sample Parameter Tube 1 Tube 2 Size 22 25 Mean, psi 150 160 Standard Deviation, psi 23 15 1. μ 1 μ 2 2. H o : μ 1 μ 2 = 0 3. H 1 : μ 1 μ 2 0 4. α = 0.05 5. TS = T* (because s unknown and unequal, and both n < 30) 6. Reject H o if TS >CV, where CV = t α/2,ν = t 0.025,36 = 2.03 [Table A.2 or T.INV(0.95,36] a. ν = (s1 2 n1 +s 2 2 n2 )2 ( s 1 2 n1 )2 ( s2 2 n1+1 + n2 )2 n2+1 2 = (232 22 +152 7. Calculate necessary values: a. T o = (150 160) 0 = -1.74 )0.5 ( 232 22 +152 25 25 )2 ( 23 22 )2 15 2 22+1 +( 25 )2 25+1 2 = 36 8. -1.74 < 2.03. Fail to Reject H o at α = 0.05; The pressure capacities are not significantly different.

3. Distribution Checking. Can parking spot pavement defects be predicted by the Poisson Distribution? You evaluate almost 1800 parking spots and observe the following. Defects in parking spot, d i Parking spots with d i defects, n i 0 720 1 650 2 330 3 90 4 5 Use the 8-step method with a significance level of 0.1. r will be the average number of defects per parking spot. Determine r as the (total number of defects observed) / (total number of parking spots evaluated). Solution: Distribution Checking Table Count n i p i 736.122 e i c i 0 720 0.41010 736.122 0.4 1 650 0.36554 656.153 0.1 2 330 0.16292 292.436 4.8 3 90 0.04841 86.889 0.1 4 5 0.01304 23.400 14.5 Sums 1795 1 1795 19.8 Sample Calculations: r = (0 720+1 650+2 330+3 90+4 5)/1795 = 0.8914 Pr(X = x) = rx x! e r, e.g., for X = 0: 0.89140 e 0.8914 = 0.4101 and Pr(X 4) = 1 sum of 0 to 3 counts. 0! e i = p i 1795, e.g., for the first row, e 1 = 0.4101 1795 = 736.122. c i = (n i - e i ) 2 / e i, e.g., for the first row, c 1 = (720-736.122) 2 / 736.122= 0.40. C o equals the sum of the c i column = 19.8.

1. C (Stand in for all n i = e i ) 2. H o : C = 0 (All n i = e i ) 3. H 1 : C > 0 (At least one n i e i ) 4. α = 0.1 5. TS = C 6. Reject H o if TS > CV, where ν =5-1-1=3, and CV = χ 2 0.1,3 = 6.25 [Table A.3 or CHISQ.INV.RT(0.1,3)] 7. Calculate necessary values: see Table, c o = 19.8 8. Reject or Fail to Reject based on rejection equation: 19.8 > 6.25; Reject H o at significance level 0.1, the Poisson distribution does not appears to model the parking spot pavement defects.

4. Simple Linear Regression. Given the data below, use the 8-step method to determine if the overall linear relationship is significant at the 0.01 significance level. Use a TS > CV rejection region. You will need to calculate f o and f,u,v. X Y s xy s xx y i ss R ss T ss E 4 5 84.00 110.25 6.42 43.28 64.00 2.02 6 9 34.00 72.25 7.67 28.37 16.00 1.76 10 8 22.50 20.25 10.18 7.95 25.00 4.75 14 15-1.00 0.25 12.69 0.10 4.00 5.35 23 20 59.50 72.25 18.33 28.37 49.00 2.80 30 21 124.00 240.25 22.71 94.32 64.00 2.93 X Y S xy S xx NA SS R SS T SS E 14.50 13.00 323.00 515.50 NA 202.38 222.00 19.62 1. F (Stand in for slope coefficients, β j ) 2. H o : F = 0 (All β j = 0) 3. H 1 : F > 0 (At least one β j 0) 4. α = 0.1 5. TS = F 6. Reject H o if TS > CV, u = p - 1 = 2-1 and v = n - p = 5-2, CV = f 0.01,1,4 = 21.2 [Table A.5 or F.INV.RT(0.01,1,4) or F.INV(0.9,1,3)] 7. Calculate necessary values: TS = f o = MS R /MS E =(SS R /(p-1))/(ss E /(n-p))=(202.38/1)/(19.62/4) = 41.3 8. Reject or Fail to Reject based on rejection equation: 41.3 > 21.2; Reject H o at significance level 0.01, a significant linear relationship exists between the dependent variable and the independent variable.

5. Multiple Linear Regression. Use A and B to predict Y. Use the Excel Data Analysis Add-in. A B Y 22 1 8 17 3 10 10 4 11 14 6 14 23 10 21 Include the Excel Data Analysis Add-in output and use it to answer the following questions. (a) Use the 8-step method to determine if the overall linear relationship is significant at the 0.01 significance level. Use a p-value < rejection region. (b) Use the 8-step method to determine if 1 is not equal to zero (at the 0.01 significance level). Use a p-value < rejection region. (c) Use the 8-step method to determine if 2 is not equal to zero (at the 0.01 significance level). Use a p-value < rejection region. ANOVA df SS MS F Significance F Regression 2 102.6926505 51.34632526 956.6198887 0.001044256 Residual 2 0.107349483 0.053674742 Total 4 102.8 Coefficients Standard Error t Stat P-value Intercept 3.911314 0.391610751 9.987758232 0.009876267 X Variable 1 0.116382 0.021652021 5.375127114 0.032912464 X Variable 2 1.434773 0.034497192 41.59100506 0.000577597 (a) 1. F (Stand in for slope coefficients, β j ) 2. H o : F = 0 (All β j = 0) 3. H 1 : F > 0 (At least one β j 0) 4. α = 0.01 5. TS = F 6. Reject H o if P-Value < α, from Table P-Value = 0.00104 7. Calculate necessary values: NA 8. Reject or Fail to Reject based on rejection equation: 0.00104 < 0.01; Reject H o at significance level 0.01, a significant linear relationship exists between the dependent variable and the independent variables.

(b) 1. β 1 2. H o : β 1 = 0 3. H o : β 1 0 4. α = 0.01 5. T 6. Reject H o if p-value < α, where p-value is determined from the Excel Data Analysis Addin Table given above. p-value = 0.0329 (From Table above) 7. Calculate necessary values: NA 8. Reject or Fail to Reject H o : 0.0329 > 0.01; Fail to Reject H o at α = 0.05, β 1 is not significantly different from zero. (c) 1. β 2 2. H o : β 2 = 0 3. H o : β 2 0 4. α = 0.01 5. T 6. Reject H o if p-value < α where p-value is determined from the Excel Data Analysis Add-in Table given above. p-value = 0.000578 (From Table above) 7. Calculate necessary values: NA 8. Reject or Fail to Reject H o : 0.000578< 0.05; Reject H o at α = 0.01, β 2 is significantly different from zero.