Statistics- A new drug is to be compared to placebo in a test to determine

Question # 00136624 Posted By: echo7 Updated on: 11/19/2015 12:19 PM Due on: 12/19/2015
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A new drug is to be compared to placebo in a test to determine control of hypertension. From a
pilot study it is estimated that 30% of patients respond positively to the drug versus 24% to the
placebo. Using these response rates, how many patients would need to be randomized to drug or
placebo (equal numbers to each) to show a significant effect at alpha = 0.05 at 80% power with a
two­tailed test?


2.

A pharmacological manufacturer is concerned that a new drug used to control hypertension may
alter fasting blood glucose (FBG). What sample size would he or she need in a randomized clinical
trial (equal numbers of subjects given the new drug or placebo) to have 80% power to detect a 5
point difference in FBG if the standard deviation of FBG in the population is 19?


3.

For the following table, calculate the Pearson correlation between height and weight:

Height (inches)
“X”

Weight (lbs) “Y”

65

160

62

140

72

180

60

165
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