A financial analyst is studying how they can reduce credit card debt for their clients. It is known that the average credit card debt per adult is 6 thousand dollars.  After working with their clients on debt reducing strategies, the financial analyst believes the average amount of their credit card debt has decreased.   What are the hypotheses?   Fill in the blanks with the correct symbol (=,≠,<, or >) to represent the correct hypothesis.

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