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A researcher conducts a test on the effectiveness of a cholesterol treatment on 114 total subjects. Assuming the tails of distributions are normal distribution, is there evidence that the treatment is...

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A researcher conducts a test on the effectiveness of a cholesterol treatment on 114 total subjects. Assuming the tails of distributions are normal distribution, is there evidence that the treatment is effective?

Cholesterol Decreased

No Cholesterol Decrease

Total

Treatment

38

18

56

No treatment

30

28

58

Total

68

46

114

Submit a (2-3 pages) paper before the end of the module that:

  1. Briefly describe the procedure for testing hypotheses.
  2. Formulate the null and alternative hypotheses.
  3. Determine the test statistic that you will use.
  4. Calculate the p-value. Show your work.
  5. Discuss whether there is enough evidence to reject the null hypothesis.

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David answered on Dec 26 2021
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Analysis
Requirements of chi square test of independence are given below.
ï‚· Method of simple random sampling is used
ï‚· data is normally distributed
ï‚· variable is measured on nominal scale of measurement
ï‚· expected value of each of cell is at least 5
All above requirements are met and hence it is reasonable to apply chi square test of
independence. Data is given below.
Cholesterol decreased No cholesterol decrease total
treatment 38 18 56
No treatment 30 28 58
total 68 46 114
1) Since this test used more of the categorical variables, I will be using chi- square test
which is independent. The test is used in most cases when there is...
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