According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, average life expectancy in the United States...
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, average life expectancy in the United States has risen to 77.6 years (source: cnn.com). It has been suggested that residents in rural areas of the Southwest have a shorter life-span than the general population. In a random sample of 250 recently deceased residents of the rural Southwest, the aver- age life span was 75.9 years with a sample standard deviation of 9.8 years. Is the sample evidence suffi- cient to reject the null hypothesis shown below? Use a significance level of .05.
H0: ? ? 77.6 (The average life expectancy for resi- dents of the rural Southwest is at least as long as the national average.)
Ha: ? ? 77.6 (The average life expectancy for resi- dents of the rural Southwest is shorter than the national average.)
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