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REVIEW QUESTIONS AND EXERCISES 749<br />

Traditional Students’ Scores<br />

Nontraditional Students’ Scores<br />

84 57 56 62<br />

56 91 31 77<br />

68 76 80 86<br />

94 60<br />

Source: Wendy Gantt and the Wright State University Statistical Consulting Center. Used with permission.<br />

Do these data provide sufficient evidence to indicate a difference in population medians Let a = .05.<br />

What is the p value for this test Use both the median test and the Mann–Whitney test and compare<br />

the results.<br />

11. The following are the PaCO 2 (mm Hg) values in 16 patients with bronchopulmonary disease:<br />

39, 40, 45, 48, 49, 56, 60, 75, 42, 48, 32, 37, 32, 33, 33, 36<br />

Use the Kolmogorov–Smirnov test to test the null hypothesis that PaCO 2 values in the sampled<br />

population are normally distributed with m = 44 and s = 12.<br />

12. The following table shows the caloric intake (cal/day/kg) and oxygen consumption VO 2 (ml/min/kg)<br />

in 10 infants:<br />

Calorie<br />

Calorie<br />

Intake (X) VO 2 (Y) Intake (X) VO 2 (Y)<br />

50 7.0 100 10.8<br />

70 8.0 150 12.0<br />

90 10.5 110 10.0<br />

120 11.0 75 9.5<br />

40 9.0 160 11.9<br />

Test the null hypothesis that the two variables are mutually independent against the alternative that<br />

they are directly related. Let a = .05. What is the p value for this test<br />

13. Mary White (A-15) surveyed physicians to measure their opinions regarding the importance of<br />

ethics in medical practice. The measurement tool utilized a scale from 1 to 5 in which a higher<br />

value indicated higher opinion of the importance of ethics. The ages and scores of the study subjects<br />

are shown in the following table. Can one conclude on the basis of these results that age and<br />

ethics score are directly related Let the probability of committing a type I error be .05. What is<br />

the p value<br />

Age Ethics Age Ethics Age Ethics<br />

25 4.00 26 4.50 26 4.50<br />

34 4.00 29 4.75 27 5.00<br />

30 4.25 30 4.25 22 3.75<br />

31 3.50 26 4.50 22 4.25<br />

25 4.75 30 4.25 24 4.50<br />

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