Test and CI for One Variance

One-Sample T
Method
Test of μ = 60000 vs > 60000
Null hypothesis σ = 200
N Mean StDev SE Mean 95% Lower Bound T P Alternative hypothesis σ < 200
16 60140 3646 911 58542 0,15 0,440
The chi-square method is only for the
One-Sample T normal distribution.
The Bonett method cannot be
calculated with summarized data.
Test of μ = 60000 vs ≠ 60000

Statistics
N Mean StDev SE Mean 95% CI T P
16 60140 3646 911 (58197; 62082) 0,15 0,880 N StDev Variance
16 3646 13292878
One-Sample T: C1

Test of μ = 2,95 vs ≠ 2,95 95% One-Sided Confidence Intervals

Upper
Variable N Mean StDev SE Mean 95% CI T P Bound
C1 12 2,9017 0,0993 0,0287 (2,8385; 2,9648) -1,69 0,120 for Upper Bound
Method StDev for Variance
One-Sample T Chi-Square 5240 27461055

Test of μ = 1 vs > 1
Tests
Test
N Mean StDev SE Mean 99% Lower Bound T P Method Statistic DF P-Value
20 1,2500 0,2500 0,0559 1,1080 4,47 0,000 Chi-Square 4984,83 15 1,000

One-Sample T: C1 Test and CI for One Variance

Variable N Mean StDev SE Mean 99% CI Method

C1 12 2,9017 0,0993 0,0287 (2,8126; 2,9907)
Null hypothesis σ = 0,1
Test and CI for One Proportion Alternative hypothesis σ ≠ 0,1

Test of p = 0,1 vs p ≠ 0,1 The chi-square method is only for the normal
distribution.
The Bonett method cannot be calculated with
Exact summarized data.
Sample X N Sample p 99% CI P-Value
1 16 200 0,080000 (0,038562; 0,142457) 0,352
Statistics
One-Sample Z
N StDev Variance
20 0,250 0,0625
Test of μ = 74,035 vs ≠ 74,035
The assumed standard deviation = 0,001
99% Confidence Intervals
N Mean SE Mean 99% CI Z P
CI for
15 74,0360 0,0003 (74,0353; 74,0367) 3,87 0,000
Method CI for StDev Variance
Chi-Square (0,175; 0,417) (0,0308; 0,1735)

Tests

Test
Method Statistic DF P-Value
Chi-Square 118,75 19 0,000