A random sample of 8 observations was taken from a normal population. The sample mean is 70 and the sample standard deviation is 20. When testing at 5% significance level H.=80 H, :u # 80 a) The test statistic is t = -1.41 and we reject H. VS. we have: %3D b)The test statistic is t= -1.41 and we don't reject H, c) The test statistic is z 1.41 and we don't reject H. d) The test statistic is z=-1.41 and we reject H, e) The test statistic is t =-1.41 and we don't reject H,

A random sample of 8 observations was taken from a normal population. The sample mean is 70 and the sample standard deviation is 20. When testing at 5% significance level H.=80 H, :u # 80 a) The test statistic is t = -1.41 and we reject H. VS. we have: %3D b)The test statistic is t= -1.41 and we don't reject H, c) The test statistic is z 1.41 and we don't reject H. d) The test statistic is z=-1.41 and we reject H, e) The test statistic is t =-1.41 and we don't reject H,

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MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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