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Let muμ be the population mean lawyer's salary in the country.
Determine the null and alternative hypotheses.
H0 : u = 64,000
HA : u > 64,000
What is the test statistic?
Solution :
Given that,
Population mean = = 64000
Sample mean = = 75275
Sample standard deviation = s = 82694
Sample size = n = 55
The test statistic,
t = ( - )/ (s/)
= ( 75275 - 64000) / ( 82694 / 55 )
= 1.011
The test statistic is 1.011.
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