For the following questions, you are simply determining which hypothesis test you should run, and writing the null and alternate hypotheses. eHealthinsurance claims that in 2011, the average monthly premium paid for individual health coverage was $183. You are suspicious that the mean cost is actually higher. You take a random sample of 50 people and find an average premium of $195 with a standard deviation of $25. Write your null and alternate hypotheses.   A Ho: μ = $183 Ha: μ > $183 B Ho: μ = $195 Ha: μ > $195 C Ho: μ = $183 Ha: μ < $183 D Ho: p = $183 Ha: p < $195 E Ho: μ = $195 Ha: μ ≠ $195

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