A random sample of 97 cans of coke were observed and yeilded a mean of353.3 mL and a standard deviation of 1.75 mL. Coke says that the population meanof their cans is 355 mL. Do we have enough evidence to show that the mean is not355 mL? Use a = 0.05 and use our tables.Select the correct null and alternative hypotheses:OA. Ho X = 353.3,H₁ : X ‡ 353.3Ο Β. Η : μ = 355,HA : μ < 355OC. Ho μ = 355,H₁ : μ355OD. Ho μ = 355,H₁ μ> 355OE. Ho: X = 353.3,HA: X < 353.3OF. Ho X = 353.3,HA: X > 353.3OG. None of the above:Select the type of distribution to be used in this question:OA. Z-distributionOB. t-distributionOC. Chi-Square distributionOD. None of the aboveThe rejection region for this test is:OA. (-∞, -2.575)OB. (-∞, -1.96)OC. (1.96, ∞)OD. (1.645, ∞)OE. (-∞, -1.96) U (1.96,∞)OF. (2.575, ∞)OG. (-∞, -2.575) U (2.575, ∞o)OH. (-∞, -1.645)OI. (-∞, -1.645) U (1.645, ∞)OJ. None of the aboveTest statistic =The conclusion for this test is:OA. Reject HoOB. Fail to Reject HAOC. Reject HAOD. Fail to Reject HoOE. None of the above

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A random sample of 97 cans of coke were observed and yeilded a mean of 353.3 mL and a standard deviation of 1.75 mL. Coke says that the population mean of their cans is 355 mL. Do we have enough evidence to show that the mean is not 355 mL? Use a = 0.05 and use our tables.