A package delivery service claims that it takes an average of 30 hours or less to send a package from Manila to Cebu. An independent consumer agency is doing a study to test the truth of this claim. Several complaints had led the agency to suspect that the delivery time is longer than 30 hours. H0:µ ≤ 30; H1: µ > 30 H0:µ = 30; H1: µ ≠30 H0:µ ≥ 30; H1: µ < 30 H0:µ < 30; H1: µ ≥ 30
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A package delivery service claims that it takes an average of 30 hours or less to send a package from Manila to Cebu. An independent consumer agency is doing a study to test the truth of this claim. Several complaints had led the agency to suspect that the delivery time is longer than 30 hours.
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H0:µ ≤ 30; H1: µ > 30
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H0:µ = 30; H1: µ ≠30
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H0:µ ≥ 30; H1: µ < 30
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