mathematics test is applied to 29 students from the UPN people who obtain an average grade of 75.6 with a standard deviation of 5.23 It is known that the correct value of the test must be greater than µ= 74. Is there enough evidence to prove that Is the student average greater than the population average in the group? Consider a significance level of 0.05

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A mathematics test is applied to 29 students from the UPN people who obtain an average grade of 75.6 with a standard deviation of 5.23 It is known that the correct value of the test must be greater than µ= 74. Is there enough evidence to prove that Is the student average greater than the population average in the group? Consider a significance level of 0.05

 

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