A certain national lunch progqram mandates that for a high school to receive reimbursement for school lunches, the number of calories served at lunch must be no more than 930 calories, Suppose a nutritionist believes that the true mean number of calories served at lunchat all schools in the country is below 930 caloriesa. Identify the parameter of interestb. Specify the null and alternative hypotheses for testing this claimc. Describe a Type I error in the words of the problem.d. Describe a Type Il error in the words of the problem.a. The parameter of interest isb. Complete the hypotheses below.HoHC. A Type I error means the researcher concludes the mean isbut in fact the mean isd. A Type Il error means the researcher concludes the mean isbut in fact the mean is

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m school to recerve reimbursement for sc chools in the country is below 930 calories mify the parameter of interest cify the null and altemative hypotheses for testing this claim aribe a Type I error in the words of the problem scribe a Type II error in the words of the problem e parameter of interest is mplete the hypotheses below. Type I error means the researcher concludes the mean is the

m school to recerve reimbursement for sc chools in the country is below 930 calories mify the parameter of interest cify the null and altemative hypotheses for testing this claim aribe a Type I error in the words of the problem scribe a Type II error in the words of the problem e parameter of interest is mplete the hypotheses below. Type I error means the researcher concludes the mean is the

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