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8) *A recent report indicated that waiters and waitresses at a casual dining restaurant make an average of $100 per night in tips with a standard deviation of $15. Colleen works in a casual dining restaurant and does not think this is correct. She feels she makes less than $100 on an average night. Over the next 30 work day nights, she computes her tips and the average is $93. Does Colleen make significantly different than what the report stated? Use a 0.01 level of significance.
H0 U=100 Claim
H1 U not 100
Z= 93-100/15/sr30
Z= -2.55 P= 0.0054 X2= 0.0108 > 0.1
We fail to reject the H0. There is not enough evidence that Collen earnings are different than the claim
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