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a) The time a patient must wait before being attended by a physician in a hospital has been observed for each of 100 randomly selected patients. The sample mean is 70.3 minutes and the standard deviation is 28.2 minutes. Test the hypothesis that the mean waiting time in the hospital is not more than 65 minutes. Use

a) The time a patient must wait before being attended by a physician in a hospital has been observed for each of 100 randomly selected patients. The sample mean is 70.3 minutes and the standard deviation is 28.2 minutes. Test the hypothesis that the mean waiting time in the hospital is not more than 65 minutes. Use

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