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Statistical Analysis of Customer Waiting Times and Financial Conditions: Hypothesis Testing and Non-Parametric Methods

Quantitative analysis of service efficiency and financial metrics

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Statistical Analysis of Customer Waiting Times and Financial Conditions: Hypothesis Testing and Non-Parametric MethodsHomework Assignment #7Name: __________________________All calculations should be done in Word using Equation Editor and allcharts and graphs should be donein Excel.The next 4questions refer to the following scenario. The victory of Bill Clinton in the 1996 presidentialelection was attributed to improved economic conditions and low unemployment.Suppose a surveyof800 adults taken soon after the election resulted in the following cross-classification of financialcondition with education level:H.S. Degree ofLowerSome CollegeCollege Degree orHigherTotalWorse off now913918148No difference1047331208Better off now23548161444Total430160210800At a .05 level of significance, is there evidence of a relationship between financial condition andeducation level?1)What is the Hypothesis Scenario?Null Hypothesis (Ho): There is no statistically significant association between financial conditionandeducation level.Alternative Hypothesis (Ha): There is a statistically significant association between financial conditionandeducation level.

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