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5s AuditNull hypothesis Statistics help please?

Michael is a full-time bartender. The IRS is auditing its tax returns this year. Michael says that on average a night, he made $ 40 in tips. To support this claim, he sent the IRS a random sample of records for 43 of these evenings. The use of these documents, the IRS has calculated the average of the sample and found it to x = 50 with sample standard deviation s = 32. Find the sample associated z value and P value. Do these recipes indicate that Michael has received an average of more than 40 million dollars in tips last year a 1% level of significance?

null hypothesis means ... is not equal to 40
Other ........... mean = 40

Posted on January 31, 2010.
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