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Solution
a)
This is a paired t test.
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b)
Let ud = u(after) - u(before)
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Formulating the null and alternative hypotheses,
Ho: ud >= 0
Ha: ud < 0 [ANSWER]
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c)
Calculating the mean of the differences,
XD = -0.9625 [ANSWER]
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d)
Calculating the standard deviation of the differences (third column):
s = 0.980221064
Thus, the standard error of the difference is sD = s/sqrt(n):
sD = 0.346560481
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f)
As df = n - 1 = 7 [ANSWER]
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g)
As we can see, this is a left tailed test, as Ha used <, at least in our convention here.
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h)
As t = [XD - uD]/sD, where uD = the hypothesized difference = 0 , then
t = -2.77729301
Thus, using p values, as this is left tailed,
p = 0.013702409 [ANSWER]
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i)
As P < 0.05, WE REJECT THE NULL HYPOTHESIS.
There is significant evidence that the average time to financial close is less after the implementation of their ERP system. [CONCLUSION]
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