Posted by Karen on Wednesday, March 25, 2009 at 1:16pm.
Here's a few hints:
1. Set up a null and alternative hypothesis based on the information given.
2. The test will be a one-sample z-test (the number of homeruns is normally distributed). You will need to find mean and standard deviation of the data.
3. The p-value is the actual level of the test statistic (found using a z-table).
4. Use appropriate confidence formulas
for the data. (You will have to check a z-table again to determine z for each interval.)
I hope this will give you some clues on how to get started on this one.
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