How to set up the null and alternative hypothesis to test


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Q: The School Committee members of a midsized New England city agreed that a strict  discipline code has caused an increase in the number of student suspensions. The  number of suspensions for September 1992 - February 1993 for a sample of the schools is provided below. {Data}  The average number of suspensions for the previous year mean{X bar} = 130.5 and the Standard deviation {STDEV}
was 158.2

(a) Set up the null and alternative hypothesis to test if the averave number of suspensions  has changed.

(b) Test your hypothesis with alpha = 0.05.

(c) Find the p value.

(d) Display the data in an Excel Chart to see if it is reasonable to assume that the underlaying population  distribution is normal.

(e) Based on the p value, what can you conclude about the average number of suspensions?

Data:


Suspensions
Central 245
MCDI 1
Chestnut 65
Duggan 133
Kennedy 97
Forest Park 149
Putnam 1024
Kiley 56
Central Academy 254
Commerce 114
Bridge 7
STDEV= 287.15
 mu = 
195.00




ReOrder
MCDI 1
Bridge 7
Kiley 56
Chestnut 65
Kennedy 97
Commerce 114
Duggan 133
Forest Park 149
Central 245
Central Academy 254
Putnam 1024

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