The following table reflects measurements (in MPa) of the tensile strength of a number ofalloy specimens:15.816.717.6 7.911.411.913.6 14.915.415.47.58.811.411.912.7 14.118.519.810.111.4 15.4 19.53.1 Test the supplier's claim that these data prove that the mean tensile strength exceeds 12MPa. Assume that the population is normal and work with a 5% level of significance.3.2 Find the 99% confidence interval for the true tensile strength of the alloy.

3.1 Hypothesis TestingTo test the supplier's claim that the mean tensile strength exceeds 12 MPa, we…

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