Please Use R or SAS and share the commands It's Nonpar statistics question One hundred army recruits were randomly assigned to four drill sergeants in boot camp. At the end of the camp, 84 recruits remained, and their performances in an obstacle course was measured. For Sgt. Anson, 11 of his 20 recruits performed above the median. For Sgt. Baker, 8 of her 22 recruits performed above the median. For Sgt. Connor, 8 of his 20 performed above the median. The remaining finishing recruits were under Sgt. Davis, and of these, 15 performed above the median. Is there a significant difference in the performance results for the four drill sergeants? Use the median test and use alpha = 0,05. Give the null and alternative hypotheses, test statistic value, and decision rule.
Please Use R or SAS and share the commands
It's Nonpar statistics question
One hundred army recruits were randomly assigned to four drill sergeants
in boot camp. At the end of the camp, 84 recruits remained, and their
performances in an obstacle course was measured. For Sgt. Anson, 11
of his 20 recruits performed above the median. For Sgt. Baker, 8 of her
22 recruits performed above the median. For Sgt. Connor, 8 of his 20
performed above the median. The remaining finishing recruits were under
Sgt. Davis, and of these, 15 performed above the median. Is there a
significant difference in the performance results for the four drill sergeants?
Use the median test and use alpha = 0,05. Give the null and alternative
hypotheses, test statistic value, and decision rule.
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