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Result:

Paired t Test

Data

Hypothesized Mean Difference

10

Level of significance

0.005

Intermediate Calculations

Sample Size

8

DBar

10.6250

Degrees of Freedom

7

SD

1.0607

Standard Error

0.3750

t Test Statistic

1.6667

Upper-Tail Test

Upper Critical Value

3.4995

p-Value

0.0698

Do not reject the null hypothesis

Question 1.   Test statistic =1.6667.

Question 2 : do not reject Ho.

The difference in average selling price of these Ryobi models is not more than $10.

Question 3: t table is appropriate.   0.05 < p value < 0.10.

Paired t Test

Data

Hypothesized Mean Difference

10

Level of significance

0.005

Intermediate Calculations

Sample Size

8

DBar

10.6250

Degrees of Freedom

7

SD

1.0607

Standard Error

0.3750

t Test Statistic

1.6667

Upper-Tail Test

Upper Critical Value

3.4995

p-Value

0.0698

Do not reject the null hypothesis