Classical Hypothesis and P-value Methods

Classical Hypothesis and P-value Methods

Raju is the star player of his school’s basketball team. He claims that on average he would score \(21\) points per game. Raju’s career score is normally distributed with a standard deviation of \(7\) points. A sample of \(15\) sets of Raju’s games are collated and it is found that the mean sample score is \(18.3\) points.

At \(10\%\) level of significance, test whether Raju has overstated his claim.

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Answer:\(p\)-value\(=0.0676\); Reject \({{H}_{0}}\), Raju overstated.

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