2) We have to test, H0: = 26 against H1:
> 26.
3) We have to test, H0: p = 0.003 against H1: p < 0.003.
4) We have to test, H0: = 62,900 against
H1:
> 62,900.
5) We have to test, H0: p = 4.1% against H1: p > 4.1%.
6) We have to test, H0: = 43°F against H1:
43°F.
The 3rd problem i.e. Problem no. (3) is left tailed. Problem no. (6) is two-tailed.
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