1. Help with hypothesis test

Full time Ph.D. Students receive an average salary of $12,837 with a standard deviation of$1500 according to the U.S. Department of Education. The dean of a graduate school at a large state university feels that Ph.D. students in his state earn more than this. He surveys 44 randomly selected students and finds their average salary is $13,445. With α = 0.05, is the dean correct? 2. Originally Posted by bigh77 we are doing hypothesis testing and i am completely lost please help. Full time Ph.D. Students receive an average salary of$12,837 with a standard deviation of $1500 according to the U.S. Department of Education. The dean of a graduate school at a large state university feels that Ph.D. students in his state earn more than this. He surveys 44 randomly selected students and finds their average salary is$13,445. With α = 0.05, is the dean correct?
$H_0:\mu=12,837$ vs. $H_1:\mu>12,837$

the approximate test statistic, via the central limit theorem, is $Z={13445-12837\over 1500/\sqrt{44}}$

The critcal region is $(1.645,\infty)$

3. you go girl

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a full-time phd students received an average salary of \$12,837 according to u.s. department of education. the dean of graduate studies at a large state university feels that phd. students in his state earn more than this.

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