Based on sample data, a confidence interval has been constructed such that we have 90% confidence that the population mean is between 120 and 180. Given this information, provide the conclusion that would be reached for each of the following hypothesis tests at the a a 0.10 level a. Ho: H b. H: u 110 versus H,: u # 110 c. H: u 130 versus H,: u 130 d. H: u = 200 versus H: p # 200 = 170 versus H: u + 170

Based on sample data, a confidence interval has been constructed such that we have 90% confidence that the population mean is between 120 and 180. Given this information, provide the conclusion that would be reached for each of the following hypothesis tests at the a a 0.10 level a. Ho: H b. H: u 110 versus H,: u # 110 c. H: u 130 versus H,: u 130 d. H: u = 200 versus H: p # 200 = 170 versus H: u + 170

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