H = 550 , J = 540 4) The prices of chairs sold at 20 different shops have a mean of x =H TL and astandard deviation of ox=15 TL.a) Test the hypothesis Ho: (mean) µx = J TL with the alternate hypothesis that it isless than J TL (H1: µx

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4) The prices of chairs sold at 20 different shops have a mean of x =H TL and a standard deviation of o;=15 TL. a) Test the hypothesis Ho: (mean) µx = J TL with the alternate hypothesis that it is less than J TL (H1: µx

4) The prices of chairs sold at 20 different shops have a mean of x =H TL and a standard deviation of o;=15 TL. a) Test the hypothesis Ho: (mean) µx = J TL with the alternate hypothesis that it is less than J TL (H1: µx

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