Suppose that you wanted to determine if Santa Ana residents have better FICO Scores than the U.S. average of 540. You collect a simple random sample of 1000 Santa Ana residents and find a sample mean of 575. The population standard deviation for all FICO scores is 41. Choose the null and alternative hypothesis for the test. H_o is the null hypothesis Ha is the alternative O H_o:u>.540, H_a: u-540 O Hou-540, H_a: u<540 O Ho :p-540, H_a: p>540 OHO:u.540, H_a: u>540 O HO u<540, H_a: u>540

Suppose that you wanted to determine if Santa Ana residents have better FICO Scores than the U.S. average of 540. You collect a simple random sample of 1000 Santa Ana residents and find a sample mean of 575. The population standard deviation for all FICO scores is 41. Choose the null and alternative hypothesis for the test. H_o is the null hypothesis Ha is the alternative O H_o:u>.540, H_a: u-540 O Hou-540, H_a: u<540 O Ho :p-540, H_a: p>540 OHO:u.540, H_a: u>540 O HO u<540, H_a: u>540

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