A)
Ho : u <=900
Ha : u > 900
So, the hypothesis Ho : u<=900 and Ha : u > 900 will be used
B)
If Ho cannot be rejected
Then it means u is less then or equal to 900
So conclusion would be
We are not able to conclude that manager's claim is wrong
We cannot conclude that u > 900
C)
Ho can be rejected that is
u > 900
So,
We are able to conclude that manager's claim is wrong
We can conclude that u > 900
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