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RES 342 Week 3 Learning Team Assignment Two or More Sample Hypothesis Testing Paper

RES 342 Week 3 Learning Team Assignment Two or More Sample Hypothesis Testing Paper

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A team study indicates the preliminary data shows that most individuals making over

$40,000 per year attended school 12+ years, only a few of the individuals had fewer than seven

years of education under his or her belt. The study further shows that the work experience for the

individuals who returned to college were in a range from five to 44 years in age. In contrast,

individuals who attend school for fewer than 12 years are making less than $40,000 per year,

whereas most individuals are not making a large amount of money, his or her experience ranges

from 19 years to 54 years. The one-sample hypothesis was informative, but the team will

continue the study to expand their knowledge.

Purpose of Research

The study team made a determination that there is significant difference between wages

and education. The test results demonstrate that there is a significant educational influence on

individuals’ wages. Even though the results listed on the tables may not seem like a large gap in

wages it is still a noticeable difference. Historically, the creation and design of positions were for

the benefits of men. Males represented in the polled population made a significant amount per

year more than the women did in the polled population. The alternative hypothesis would be

correct in that the difference in wages is less than 50% of individuals with 12 or more years of

education versus individuals with fewer than 12 years of education. The team will continue to

focus on the subject matter of education and wages by conducting a two-sample test.

The study team is familiar with the logics and applications of hypothesis testing.

However, the study team will expand their knowledge by considering two-sample tests. “Two-

sample tests compare two sample estimates with each other, whereas one sample tests compare a

sample estimate with a non-sample benchmark, (Doane & Seward, 2007, p. 395).” Additionally,

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Two-Sample Hypothesis Testing Paper Two Sample Hypothesis Testing Paper A team study indicates the preliminary data shows that most individuals making over $40,000 per year attended school 12+ years, only a few of the individuals had fewer than seven years of education under his or her belt. The study further shows that the work experience for the individuals who returned to college were in a range from five to 44 years in age. In contrast, individuals who attend school for fewer than 12 years are making less than $40,000 per year, whereas most individuals are not making a large amount of money, his or her experience ranges from 19 years to 54 years. The one-sample hypothesis was informative, but the team will continue the study to expand their knowledge. Purpose of Research The study team made a determination that there is significant difference between wages and education. The test results demonstrate that there is a significant educational influence on individuals' wages. Even though the results listed on the tables may not seem like a large gap in wages it is still a noticeable difference. Historically, the creation and design of positions were for the benefits of men. Males represented in the polled population made a significant amount per year more than the women did in the polled population. The alternative hypothesis would be correct in that the difference in wages is less than 50% of individuals with 12 or more years of education versus individuals ...
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