The often-repeated conventional wisdom is that male police officers die at a significantly younger age than the rest of the male population. The originof this statement often is attributed to a study by the U.S. Department of Justice, but the agency says it never conducted such a study. The issue is a keyto police budget and benefit debates across the country, therefore you decide to examine this issue. You collect data on a sample of 18 male currentand former police officers who died in the last year and find that the mean age at the time of death is 73 with a SS = 1224. You know that for the meanof death for all males who died in the last year is 77. Using an alpha of .05, test the hypothesis that male police officers die, on average, at aageyounger age than the population of males.Step 1:3a. Identify the null hypothesis. Type a - 1 herea. Ho: u > 73b. Ho: µ<73c. Họ: µ 2 73d. Ha: μ<73e. Ho: µ = 73f. Ho: µ ± 73g. Ho: u>77h. Ho: u < 77i. Ho: µ> 77j. Ho: u<77k. Ho: µ = 771. Ho: µ ±773b. Identify the alternative hypothesis. Type a - I herea. H μ>73b. Hi: u< 73c. Η μ>73d. Hi: µ < 73e. Hi: µ = 73f. Hi: u #73g. H: µ > 77MacBook Air i. Hi: µ2 77j. Hi: HS77k. Hi: u = 771. Hi: u77Step 2:3c. Type in your df here:3d. Select the correct information to complete step 2. Type a-d herea.b.C.d.3e. Identify your critical value. Be sure to format it correctly indicating the sign and go out three decimal places (e.g. +/- 1.001) here:Step 32f. What is the correct variance?3g. What is the estimated standard error?3h. What is the test statistic?%3DSton 4MacBook Air

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3a. Identify the null hypothesis. Type a - 1 here a. Ho: u > 73 b. Ho: H<73 c. Ho: µ2 73 d. Ho: uS73 e. Ho: µ = 73 f. Ho: µ 73 E. Ho: u>77 h Ha: μ< 77 i. Ho: µ2 77 j. Ho: uS77 k. Họ: µ = 77 1. H: u ± 77 3b. Identify the alternative hypothesis. Type a - I here a. H: u> 73 b. Hi: u< 73 c. Hi: u 2 73 d H: μ<73 e Hέμ= 73 f. H: u#73 g H: μ >7

3a. Identify the null hypothesis. Type a - 1 here a. Ho: u > 73 b. Ho: H<73 c. Ho: µ2 73 d. Ho: uS73 e. Ho: µ = 73 f. Ho: µ 73 E. Ho: u>77 h Ha: μ< 77 i. Ho: µ2 77 j. Ho: uS77 k. Họ: µ = 77 1. H: u ± 77 3b. Identify the alternative hypothesis. Type a - I here a. H: u> 73 b. Hi: u< 73 c. Hi: u 2 73 d H: μ<73 e Hέμ= 73 f. H: u#73 g H: μ >7

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