For the following cases, specify which probability distribution, to use in a hypothesis test:(a) H: u = 15, H,: µ#15, F = 14.8, ở = 3.0, n = 35.(b) H: u= 9.9, H,: µ±9.9, x = 10.6, o=2.3, n = 16.(c) H,: µ = 42, H,: µ> 42, x = 44, 0= 4.0, n= 10.(d) H: µ= 148, H,: µ> 148, F= 152, ở = 16.4, n= 29.(e) H: µ = 8.6, H,: µ< 8.6, x = 8.5, ở = 0.15, n = 24.

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For the following cases, specify which probability distribution, to use in a hypothesis test: (a) H: µ= 15, H,: µ± 15, F = 14.8, ở = 3.0, n = 35. (b) H: µ=9.9, H : µ±9.9, F = 10.6, o= 2.3, n = 16. (c) H: µ= 42, H,: µ> 42, x = 44, o=4.0, n = 10. (d) H,: µ= 148, H,: µ> 148, F = 152, ở = 16.4, n = 29. (e) H: µ= 8.6, H,: µ< 8.6, F = 8.5, ở = 0.15, n = 24.

For the following cases, specify which probability distribution, to use in a hypothesis test: (a) H: µ= 15, H,: µ± 15, F = 14.8, ở = 3.0, n = 35. (b) H: µ=9.9, H : µ±9.9, F = 10.6, o= 2.3, n = 16. (c) H: µ= 42, H,: µ> 42, x = 44, o=4.0, n = 10. (d) H,: µ= 148, H,: µ> 148, F = 152, ở = 16.4, n = 29. (e) H: µ= 8.6, H,: µ< 8.6, F = 8.5, ở = 0.15, n = 24.

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