QUESTION 4 The null hypothesis of the statement that mean of the population is 100 units, is: Null Hypothesis: mu = 100 O Null Hypothesis: mu > 100 Null Hypothesis: mu < 100 V Null Hypothesis: mu > or equal to 100

QUESTION 4 The null hypothesis of the statement that mean of the population is 100 units, is: Null Hypothesis: mu = 100 O Null Hypothesis: mu > 100 Null Hypothesis: mu < 100 V Null Hypothesis: mu > or equal to 100

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