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a. Does the student organization have enough evidence to refute the college's claim?
Determine the null and alternative hypotheses.
Upper H 0 : mu
▼
not equals
less than
equals
greater than or equals
greater than
less than or equals
nothing
Upper H 1: mu
▼
greater than
greater than or equals
equals
less than or equals
not equals
less than
nothing
Let denotes the true average class size.
To test whether the student organization have enough evidence to refute the college's claim,.i.e.
to test null hypothesis against alternative hypothesis
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