Homework Help: Statistics

Posted by Stanley on Friday, February 1, 2013 at 6:42pm.

A telephone company's records indicate that private customers pay on average $17.10 per month for long-distance telephone calls. A random sample of 10 customers' bills during a given month produced a sample mean of $22.10 expended for long-distance calls and a sample variance of 45. A 5% significance test is to be performed to determine if the mean level of billing for long distance calls per month is in excess of $17.10. The calculated value of the test statistic and the critical value respectively are:

(2.36, 1.8331)

(1.17, 2.2622)

(2.36, 2.2622)

(1.17, 1.8331)

(0.025, 1.8125)

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