a)
H0 : mu =32
Ha : mu not equals to 32
b)
The Hypothesis is two tailed
c)
t = (x - mean)/(s/sqrt(n))
= ( 27.8 - 32)/(8.72/sqrt(25))
= -2.41
d)
p value = .0239
e)
The p value is less than alpha so rejecct the H0 There is
sufficient evidence to support the claim
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