CENTRE OF DIPLOMA STUDIES

PROJECT ASSIGNMENT
STATISTIC II
 SEMESTER 1
 2021/2022

TITLE 

PULSE RATE BETWEEN MEN AND WOMEN

              
COURSE CODE DAS 20703

COURSE NAME STATISTIC II

GROUP THETA

LECTURE’S NAME PUAN SHAZANA BINTI HASHIM

DUE DATE 9 JANUARY 2022

N GROUP MEMBERS MATRICS NUMBER

O

1 NUR ERESSHA BINTI ABDULLAH AA200831

2 NAYLI QAISARA BINTI MOHD RAZMAN AA201125

3 NUR ALIA BINTI AWALUDDIN AA200298

4 NURUL ATIKAH BINTI MOHD ASRI AA200937

5 NURUL SYASYA BINTI JAMALUDDIN AA200818

6 SITI NURUL AIN BINTI KAMARRUDIN AA200618

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 TABLE OF CONTENT

CONTENT PAGE

1.0 MINUTES OF MEETING 3

2.0 FILA TABLE 4

3.0 RESULT 5

3.1 HYPOTHESIS 1 6

3.2 HYPOTHESIS II 7

3.3 HYPOTHESIS III 8

4.0 CONCLUSION 9

5.0 REFERENCES 9

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1.0 MINUTES OF MEETING

DATE: 8 December 2021

TIME: 8.30 P.M – 9.30 P.M

PLACE: Google Meet

ATTENDANCE ACTIVITIES
 Ice breaking
1. SITI NURUL AIN BINTI  Divide the job scope
KAMARRUDIN 1. Editing
2. NURUL SYASYA BINTI  Report – Ain
JAMALUDDIN  Slide – Nayli
3. NAYLI QAISARA FATINI BINTI  Video – Alia
MOHD RAZMAN 2. Report
4. NUR ERESSHA BINTI
 Minutes Meeting – Atikah
ABDULLAH
 FILA Table – Eressha
5. NUR ALIA BINTI AWALUDDIN
 Result (hypothesis)
6. NURUL ATIKAH BINTI MOHD
a) Atikah and Syasya
ASRI
b) Nayli and Ain
c) Alia and Eressha
 Conclusion – Syasya
3. Experimental Data Collection
 Adult Men
-Syasya, Nayli and Ain
 Adult Women
-Atikah, Alia and Eressha
4. Discuss about Problem Based Learning
(PBL) case study

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2.0 FILA TABLE

FACTS IDEAS LEARNING ISSUE ACTION PLAN

1. The standard 1. Calculate and 1. Is there a 1. Conduct
pulse rate for record pulses difference group
adult men is rate for 30 mean of discussions
between 70 male samples pulse rate for for division
and 72 beats and 30 all men from of tasks
per minute female the standard 2. Run
2. The standard samples of 72 beats experiments
pulse rate for 2. From the per minute? and record
women is data find the 2. Is there a data
between 78 mean value difference 3. Make
and 82 beats and standard mean of references
per minute deviation for pulse rate for from various
3. Research male and all women sources to
must be female from the answer all
conduct by samples standard of hypothesis
taking 30 3. From the 82 beats per 4. Make a
samples of level of minute? report from
men and significance 3. Is there a the results of
women find the difference the study.
4. The level of value of mean of
significance alpha,α pulse rate
of the test is 4. From the between men
5% values that and women?
5. There are have been
three sought, test
hypothesis all three-
that must be hypothesis
testing given using
whether they

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 can be
accepted or
not by using
appropriate
steps and
formula in
hypothesis
testing
chapter.

3.0 RESULT

The standard pulse rate for adult men is between 70 and 72 beats per minute while for adult
women is between 78 and 82 beats per minute. Do a research by taking 30 samples of men
and women and answer all the hypothesis below.

MEN

84 59 64 85 95 83 60 65 102 65
112 110 57 77 91 62 80 72 97 81
88 92 78 101 73 82 76 71 99 81

WOMEN

88 92 66 110 105 81 110 80 107 66

76 101 87 88 82 100 77 78 72 85
95 85 90 72 84 98 82 104 105 85

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3.1 HYPOTHESIS I

a) Is there a difference mean of pulse rate for all men from the standard of 72 beats per
minute?

n 30
μ 72
x̅ 81.4
s 15.169

1. H0 : μ = 72
H1 : μ ≠ 72 (claim)

2. σ2 population is unknown, n ≥ 30
Ztest and 2 tailed test
α=0.05
Z0.05/2 = Z0.025 = ±1.96 Reject H0 Reject H0
If Ztest > 1.96 @ < -1.96, reject H0

x−μ
3. Ztest = -1.96 0 1.96 3.394
s/√n
81.4−72
=
15.169/ √30

= 3.394

4. Ztest = 3.394 > 1.96, reject H0

5. There is enough evidence to support the claim at 5% level of significance that there is a
different mean pulse rate for all men from the standard of 72 beats per minute.

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3.2 HYPOTHESIS II

b) Is there a difference mean of pulse rate for all women from the standard of 82 beats per

minute?

n 30
μ 82
x̅ 88.367
s 12.751

1. H0 : μ = 72

H1 : μ ≠ 82 (claim)

2. σ2 population is unknown, n ≥ 30

Ztest and two tailed test

α = 0.05

Z0.05 = ±1.6449 Reject H0 Reject H0

If Ztest > 1.6449 @ Ztest < -1.6449 , reject H0

x−μ
3. Ztest = -1.65 0 1.65 2.73
s/√n

88.367−82
=
12.751/ √30

= 2.7348

4. Ztest = 2.7348 > 1.6449 , reject H0

5. There is enough evidence to support the claim at 5% level of significance that the mean
pulse rate for all women from the standard 82 best per minute.

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3.3 HYPOTHESIS III

c) Is there a difference mean of pulse rate between men and women

Parameter Men Women

n 30 30
x 81.4 88.367
s 15.169 12.751

1. H0 : μ1=μ 2

H1 : μ1 ≠ μ2 (claim)

2. σ 21 , σ 22 are unknown , n1, n2 ≥ 30

Ztest and two tailed test

α = 0.05

¿Zα/2¿ ¿ ¿Z0.05/2¿ ¿Z0.025¿=±1.96 Reject H0 Reject H0

If Z ¿ 1.96@ Z ←1.96 , reject H0

( x1 −x2 ) −( μ1−μ 2)
¿ -1.96 0 1.96
3. Ztest
√
2 2
s s
1 2
-1.93
+
n1 n2

( 81 ⋅4−88 ⋅367 )−0

¿

√
2 2
( 15 ⋅169 ) ( 12.751 )
+
30 30
= - 1.93

4. Ztest = -1.93 > -1.96 , fail to reject H0

5. There is no enough evidence to support the claim at 5% significance level to show there is
a difference mean of pulse rate between men and women.

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 4.0 CONCLUSION

For question a), b) and c), the n value is more than 30, σ 2 population is unknown and
it is a two tailed test for all questions. Based on these conditions, we choose the second
x−μ
formula which is ztest = . All three tests are claim at 5% level of significance. The value
s/√n
of ztest for a), b) and c) are 3.394, 2.7348 and -1.93. The critical value, zα/2, is ±1.96. The result
for a) and b) is reject H0 as the value of ztest are more than the critical value while c) is failed
to reject H0 because the value of ztest is less than the critical value.

Hypothesis statement for a) and b) are same. For men’s data, there is enough evidence
to support the claim at 5% level of significance that there is a different mean pulse rate for all
men from the standard of 72 beats per minute. For women’s data, there is enough evidence to
support the claim at 5% level of significance that there is a different mean pulse rate for all
women from the standard of 82 beats per minute. Hypothesis statement for c) is there is not
enough evidence to support the claim at 5% level of significance to show there is a different
mean pulse rate between men and women.

5.0 REFERENCES

Bevans, R. (2021, October 29). A step-by-step guide to hypothesis testing. Scribbr.

https://www.scribbr.com/statistics/hypothesis-testing/

Md Kamaruddin, N., Sie Long, K., Muhammad Basri, S., & Piau, P. Module Teaching

Statistic DAS20502, m/s 138-139

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