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1. A normal population sample has a standard deviation of 16 and sample size n = 100. The rejection region for testing Ho: μ = 5 versus Ha: M = k is that X >k - 2. Find the value of k that will allow P(X> k-2|Ho: M = 5 ) = 0.0228.

1. A normal population sample has a standard deviation of 16 and sample size n = 100. The rejection region for testing Ho: μ = 5 versus Ha: M = k is that X >k - 2. Find the value of k that will allow P(X> k-2|Ho: M = 5 ) = 0.0228.

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Calculus For The Life Sciences
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Hypothesis Testing 1. A normal population sample has a standard deviation of 16 and sample size n = 100. The rejection region for testing Ho: μ = 5 versus Ha:μ = k is that X > k − 2. Find the value of k that will allow P(X > k − 2|H₁: µ = 5 ) = 0.0228.
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