State a hypothesis as an example and then design required steps that you need to follow for making decision to reject or do not reject it. Just explain, numerical calculations are not required.
Null hypothesis is rejected when Xbar > mu + z * sd/sqrt(n)
z = 1.645 for alpha = 0.05
65 + 1.645 * 22.1/sqrt(169)
= 67.7965
Xbar > 67.7965
We will collect sample , if sample mean exceeds 67.7965
then we will reject the null hypothesis
firm will not open branch if Xbar < 67.7965
State a hypothesis as an example and then design required steps that you need to follow...
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