4. A pizza café owner wants to know who eats
more slices of pizza: football or basketball
players. With this information she will
determine how much inventory she needs
during football and basketball seasons. She
asks you to set up a study, collect the data, run
the analysis and interpret the results for her.
After collecting the data you realize that there
are some extreme outliers among basketball
players that may skew the results. You
determine to run a Mann Whitney U test. How
would you state the null-hypothesis?
5. A pizza café owner wants to know who eats
more slices of pizza: football or basketball
players. With this information she will
determine how much inventory she needs
during football and basketball seasons. She
asks you to set up a study, collect the data, run
the analysis and interpret the results for her.
After collecting the data you realize that there
are some extreme outliers among basketball
players that may skew the results. You
determine to run a Mann Whitney U test. How
would you state the null-hypothesis?
6. A pizza café owner wants to know who eats
more slices of pizza: football or basketball
players. With this information she will
determine how much inventory she needs
during football and basketball seasons. She
asks you to set up a study, collect the data, run
the analysis and interpret the results for her.
After collecting the data you realize that there
are some extreme outliers among basketball
players that may skew the results. You
determine to run a Mann Whitney U test. How
would you state the null-hypothesis?
7. A pizza café owner wants to know who eats
more slices of pizza: football or basketball
players. With this information she will
determine how much inventory she needs
during football and basketball seasons. She
asks you to set up a study, collect the data, run
the analysis and interpret the results for her.
After collecting the data you realize that there
are some extreme outliers among basketball
players that may skew the results. You determine
to run a Mann Whitney U test. How would you state the null-hypothesis?
8. A pizza café owner wants to know who eats
more slices of pizza: football or basketball
players. With this information she will
determine how much inventory she needs
during football and basketball seasons. She
asks you to set up a study, collect the data, run
the analysis and interpret the results for her.
After collecting the data you realize that there
are some extreme outliers among basketball
players that may skew the results. You
determine to run a Mann Whitney U test. How
would you state the null-hypothesis?
9. A pizza café owner wants to know who eats
more slices of pizza: football or basketball
players. With this information she will
determine how much inventory she needs
during football and basketball seasons. She
asks you to set up a study, collect the data, run
the analysis and interpret the results for her.
After collecting the data you realize that there
are some extreme outliers among basketball
players that may skew the results. You
determine to run a Mann Whitney U test. How
would you state the null-hypothesis?
11. Null Hypothesis –
“There is no statistically significant difference
between the Median slices of pizza eaten by football
players and those eaten by basketball players.”