11. Test the hypothesis that the population's mean is different from the sample's median value. Use a = 0.05. Null hypothesis (H,): Alternative hypothesis (H,): Type of Test: Critical value: or P-value: Test statistic: Conclusion: Do you reject the null hypothesis(yes or no)? (Show all work.)

11. Test the hypothesis that the population's mean is different from the sample's median value. Use a = 0.05. Null hypothesis (H,): Alternative hypothesis (H,): Type of Test: Critical value: or P-value: Test statistic: Conclusion: Do you reject the null hypothesis(yes or no)? (Show all work.)

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sample's median value.
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