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Probability of type 2 error = 0.698541350944464
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H0 : population mean = 62000
Ha : population mean > 62000
Test Statistic : 11.53826289
Conclusion : We have sufficient evidence to Rejecting null hypothesis and conclude that the claim of Company A may be true.
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