Solution — 2020 Question 12 Sampling| Hypothesis Testing
Let denote the random variable of the height (in cm) of a randomly chosen plant
Let denote the population mean height (in cm) of a randomly chosen plant
From the sample,
Under at level of significance, approximately by the Central Limit Theorem since is large
From GC,
-value =
Hence there is insufficient evidence at the level of significance to conclude whether the mean height of plants in region A differs from 28.5 cm
Under at level of significance,
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$̲ \bar{X} \sim \mathrm{N} \left( 28.5, \frac{13.476}{60} \right)
$$ Z = \frac{\bar{X}-28.5}{\sqrt{\frac{13.476}{60}}} \sim \mathrm{N}(0,1)
approximately by the Central Limit Theorem since $ is large
From GC,
Since there is insufficient evidence to reject :
\begin{align*} p\text{-value} &> \alpha \% \\ 0.034\,855 &> \frac{\alpha }{100} \\ 3.4855 &> \alpha \\ \alpha &< 3.4855 \\ \alpha &< 3.49\; \QED \text{ (to 3 s.f.)} \end{align*}$$ ParseError: {align*} can be used only in display mode.