QUESTION 44 A car salesperson claims that 9.5 km/l is the average mileage of a certain brand of SUV car. The company that makes th SUVS thinks that the mileage is actually 9.85 km/l. What are the null and alternative hypotheses? O Ho: H = 9.5 vs. H1: µ< 9.5 O Họ: H>9.5 vs. H1:p=9.85 O Ho: H<9.85 vs. H1: H = 9.5 O Họ: P = 9.5 vs. H1:p> 9.5

QUESTION 44 A car salesperson claims that 9.5 km/l is the average mileage of a certain brand of SUV car. The company that makes th SUVS thinks that the mileage is actually 9.85 km/l. What are the null and alternative hypotheses? O Ho: H = 9.5 vs. H1: µ< 9.5 O Họ: H>9.5 vs. H1:p=9.85 O Ho: H<9.85 vs. H1: H = 9.5 O Họ: P = 9.5 vs. H1:p> 9.5

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