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GROUP 3

STATISTICAL REPORT
SUBMITTED to: maam huma ahtsham
SUBMITTED TO: MAAM HUMA AHTISHAM

SUBMITTED BY: AREEB GHAFFAR (05)


HAMNA NADEEM (22)
JAWERIA FAISAL (26)
MAIRA ASGHAR (33)
SABA ALI (50)

5TH SEMESTER
APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY
Introduction:
We have collected the heights of 100 students to find average height by formulating
hypothesis through a technique called z-test. It can be defined as a statistical test to determine
whether two population means are different when the variances are known and the sample
size is large. A z-test is a hypothesis test in which the z-statistic follows a normal distribution.
A z-statistic, or z-score, is a number representing the result from the z-test. In other words, Z-
test is any statistical test for which the distribution of the test statistic under the null
hypothesis can be approximated by a normal distribution. We use them when we wish to
compare the sample mean μ to the population mean μ0. Z-scores are useful in practice
because they can: be applied to the individual or population; pinpoint any given weight and
height.

Statement:

A random sample of 100 students is taken from a government graduate college for women,
with a standard deviation 0.3105 and 5.1 mean. Verify sports teacher claim that the heights of
students should not decrease to 4.6 at 0.05 level of confidence.

Given Data:

SAMPLES HEIGHTS SAMPLES HEIGHTS


1 5.1 25 4.8
2 5.0 26 5.5
3 5.2 27 5.8
4 4.8 28 5.8
5 4.6 29 5.4
6 5.3 30 5.3
7 4.7 31 4.7
8 5.7 32 5.2
9 4.9 33 4.9
10 5.5 34 5.0
11 5.6 35 5.2
12 4.9 36 5.1
13 5.3 37 5.0
14 5.4 38 5.2
15 5.8 39 4.9
16 4.7 40 5.1
17 5.0 41 5.2
18 4.7 42 5.0
19 4.8 43 4.9
20 5.4 44 5.2
21 5.5 45 5.3
22 5.1 46 5.1
23 5.2 47 5.2
24 4.7 48 5.0
49 4.7 75 5.7
50 5.0 76 4.7
51 5.8 77 5.0
52 4.9 78 5.1
53 4.8 79 5.0
54 5.3 80 5.2
55 5.4 81 5.3
56 5.5 82 5.5
57 5.6 83 5.8
58 4.9 84 4.9
59 4.8 85 5.0
60 5.2 86 5.8
61 5.1 87 4.9
62 5.4 88 5.0
63 5.2 89 5.3
64 5.0 90 5.2
65 4.8 91 5.1
66 4.6 92 5.7
67 5.5 93 4.9
68 5.7 94 5.0
69 4.7 95 5.3
70 5.2 96 5.1
71 5.2 97 5.0
72 5.2 98 5.2
73 4.9 99 5.1
74 5.4 100 4.9

Formulation of a hypothesis:

h 0; μ = 5

hi ; μ ≠ 5
Level of significance:

α = 0.05

Test Statistics:
As, the population is large and 'σ' is known. So, z-test will be applied.

Critical region:

Reject h 0 if p value< ¿ α.

PROCEDURE

 Open mini tab.


 Click Stat > basic statistics > 1-Sample Z.
 From the drop-down list, select one or more samples, each in a column.
 In Known standard deviation, enter 0.357
 Select Perform hypothesis test.
 In Hypothesized mean, enter 5.0
 Click OK.
 Output window appears.

Calculation

z- value = 3.22

p- value = 0.001

Conclusion

If p > level of significance accept H 0 ,∨if p < level of significance reject h 0 .

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