My survey asked students at the Westminster campus if they feel well rested, and how many hours of sleep they average on a given night. I asked a few other details such as their age and gender as well as hours spent doing homework, but for this post these are the relevant questions. Quantitative question: How many hours of sleep do students on the Westminster campus average per night? Qualitative question: Do students mostly feel rested, not rested, or somewhat rested? Formulate a null and alternative hypothesis using the mean, state your claim. I expect my fellow students to get under the recommended eight hours of sleep like I do, at about 7 hours per night. H0: μ = 7 H1: μ ≠ 7 x-bar = 7, equal to the null hypothesis. For the qualitative question, formulate a null and alternative hypothesis using a proportion. Make sure to state where your claim is. I expect most students to claim to be somewhat well rested. H0: p = 0.366 H1: p ≠ 0.366 p- hat= 0.366

One qualitative, And one quantitative question. Take some time with the two questions and think what you thought the mean of the quantitative question may have been in theory, and what proportion of successes you thought may have been regarding the qualitative question and formulate a null and alternative hypothesis for both questions. Give a brief summary of what your survey was about. (1 point) Pick one quantitative question and one qualitative question and include these in your post. (1 points) For the quantitative question, formulate a null and alterative hypothesis using the mean. Make sure to state where your claim is. Include your sample mean found in the project. This should NOT be the value in your hypothesis test. (4 points) For the qualitative question, formulate a null and alternative hypothesis using a proportion. Make sure to state where your claim is. Include your sample proportion found in the project. This should NOT be the value in your hypothesis test. (4 points)