Test the claim that the mean GPA of night students issmaller than 2.2 at the 2% significance level. Thepopulation standard deviation for this group is knownto be 0.12.The null and alternative hypotheses for this test are:Ho: µ < 2.2 Họ: µ > 2.2HA : μ > 2.2 HA:μ< 2.2The test is:right-tailed left-tailedBased on a sample of 31 people, the sample meanGPA was 2.17.Hint: Before you find the p-value below, calculatethe test statistic to two decimal places.The p-value is:(to 4decimals)The significance level as a decimal is:Based on this wefail to reject the null hypothesis, Horeject the null hypothesis, HoThe p-value for a hypothesis test turns out to be0.06747. At a 4% level of significance, what is theproper decision?Reject HoFail to reject Họ

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