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You wish to test the following claim (HaHa) at a significance level of α=0.10
Ho:μ=79.4
Ha:μ≠79.4
You believe the population is
a.) This test is a.)left tailed b.)right tailed c.)two tailed
b.) At α=α=0.10, the critical value = ± (use 3 decimal places)
c.) The test statistic = (use 2 decimal places)
d.) The test statistic is...
- in the critical region
- not in the critical region
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