An online food delivery service in metro manila claims that the delivery time is not greater than 30 minutes. But a certaincustomer opposed the claim and found that the average time in the past 29 delivery services is 32 minutes with a varianceof 16. Perform a hypothesis testing with a = 0.05 to see if the claim is correct.PromptsSubmitted AnswersНоChoose a matchНаChoose a matchType of testChoose a matchTest statisticChoose a matchP-valueChoose a matchDecisionChoose a match

Given: n= 29.0 ,x̄= 32.0 ,s= 4.0 µ= 30.0 ,significance level(∝)= 0.05 ,degree of freedom= 28.0

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