A toy manufacturer claims that the meantime that its top-selling toy captures children's attention is at least 20 minutes. Suppose that we doubt this claim and we carry out a hypothesis test to see if we can refute the claim. State the null hypothesis H0  and the alternative hypothesis H1  that we would use for this test.

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