Hypothesis testing of equality of two mean

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1. National figures reveal that the probability of a youth offender on probation committing another crime is 0.80.  (This is called "recidivism.") After a special government program intended to reduce recidivism is put in place, a sample of 100 young offenders enrolled in the program reveals that 70 subsequently committed another crime. You are asked to make a judgment about whether the government funds invested in this program have succeeded in reducing crime.

a) State the null and alternative hypotheses.

b) Compute the value of the test statistic.

c) Taking alpha =.01, conduct a hypothesis test using the p-value method.

2. Independent random samples of 400 observations each were selected from two populations, giving the following results:

Sample 1

Sample 2

 = 5,275

 = 5,240

s1=150

s2=200

You want to know whether the population means are different in the two populations. Conduct an hypothesis test using an alpha of .05 and the critical value method. (Be sure to clearly state your null and alternative hypothesis, the value of your test statistic, the critical value(s) you compare it to, and your conclusion.) 

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