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    A semiconductor manufacturer produces automobile engine controllers. A purchaser tested a random sample of 200 controllers and found 14 to be defective. The purchaser wants to test whether the fraction defective exceeds 5%. The hypothesis test would determine: (a) if the true proportion defective is greater than 5%, (b) the null hypothesis is the true proportion defective is less than or equal to 5% and the alternative is greater than 5%, (c) the test statistic is a z-score comparing the sample proportion to the hypothesized proportion, (d) the rejection region is z-scores greater than 1.28, and (e) if the z-score is in the rejection region, the purchaser can believe the manufacturer's quality is insufficient

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    A semiconductor manufacturer produces automobile engine controllers. A purchaser tested a random sample of 200 controllers and found 14 to be defective. The purchaser wants to test whether the fraction defective exceeds 5%. The hypothesis test would determine: (a) if the true proportion defective is greater than 5%, (b) the null hypothesis is the true proportion defective is less than or equal to 5% and the alternative is greater than 5%, (c) the test statistic is a z-score comparing the sample proportion to the hypothesized proportion, (d) the rejection region is z-scores greater than 1.28, and (e) if the z-score is in the rejection region, the purchaser can believe the manufacturer's quality is insufficient

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    A semiconductor manufacturer produces automobile engine controllers. A purchaser tested a random sample of 200 controllers and found 14 to be defective. The purchaser wants to test whether the fraction defective exceeds 5%. The hypothesis test would determine: (a) if the true proportion defective is greater than 5%, (b) the null hypothesis is the true proportion defective is less than or equal to 5% and the alternative is greater than 5%, (c) the test statistic is a z-score comparing the sample proportion to the hypothesized proportion, (d) the rejection region is z-scores greater than 1.28, and (e) if the z-score is in the rejection region, the purchaser can believe the manufacturer's quality is insufficient

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    A semiconductor manufacturer produces automobile engine controllers. A purchaser tested a random sample of 200 controllers and found 14 to be defective. The purchaser wants to test whether the fraction defective exceeds 5%. The hypothesis test would determine: (a) if the true proportion defective is greater than 5%, (b) the null hypothesis is the true proportion defective is less than or equal to 5% and the alternative is greater than 5%, (c) the test statistic is a z-score comparing the sample proportion to the hypothesized proportion, (d) the rejection region is z-scores greater than 1.28, and (e) if the z-score is in the rejection region, the purchaser can believe the manufacturer's quality is insufficient

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    1. A semiconductor manufacturer produces controllers used in automobile engine applications.


    The purchaser wants to see if the fraction defective is more than five percent (that is, if the
    quality is insufficient). The purchaser takes a random sample of 200 devices and finds that
    fourteen of them are defective. Perform an appropriate hypothesis test (using α = 0.1)
    to show whether the purchaser should believe the manufacturer’s production quality is
    insufficient? Note Z0.05 = 1.645 and Z0.10 = 1.28.

    (a) What parameter is this test being done for? State it in the context of the problem.

    (b) State the Hypothesis:

    (c) Test Statistic:

    (d) Rejection Region (Sketch the relevant distribution and shade the rejection region):

    (e) Conclusion:

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