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According to some study, In 2019, the average Palestinian spent 16803 NIS on housing. A researcher claims that Corona virus will increase this average.The appropriate hypotheses of this test

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According to some study, In 2019, the average Palestinian spent 16803 NIS on housing. A researcher claims that Corona
virus will increase this average.The appropriate hypotheses of this test
Select one:
O a. Ho : u
= 16803
H : u+ 16803
Vs
O b. Ho : µ < 16803
H: u > 16803
Vs
O c. Ho : u < 16803
H :µ> 16803
Vs
O d. Ho : u> 16803
Vs
H : µ< 16803

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