We want to test if the average time to teach a lesson plan is fewer than 45 minutes. State the null and alternative hypotheses and determine the claim. H,: p < 45 (claim) A) H: µ 2 45 H,: p > 45 (claim) B) H,: HS 45 H,: H S 45 C) H: µ > 45 (claim) H,: µ 2 45 D) H,: µ < 45 (claim)

We want to test if the average time to teach a lesson plan is fewer than 45 minutes. State the null and alternative hypotheses and determine the claim. H,: p < 45 (claim) A) H: µ 2 45 H,: p > 45 (claim) B) H,: HS 45 H,: H S 45 C) H: µ > 45 (claim) H,: µ 2 45 D) H,: µ < 45 (claim)

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Algebra & Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry

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