HYPOTHESIS TEST # 1 Just Born Candy Co. makes an average of 12,300 boxes of Hot Tamales per day with stdey = 318 boxes.Julio is the company statistician and he claims the average number of boxes has changed, so he does a sampling of 121 days andfinds a sample mean = 12,256 boxes with stdev= 318 boxes. At alpha = 0.01, DO NOT USE THE P-VALUE METHOD-USE THE TRADITIONALMETHOD-do not use at test. STATE THE APPROPRIATE H1; YOUR ANSWER MUST BE IN THE PROPER FORMATSTATE THE APPROPRIATE HO; YOUR ANSWER MUST BE IN THE PROPER FORMATSTATE THE CLAIM-USE THE CORRECT FORMATSTATE THE TEST VALUE(S)_2 DECIMAL PLACESSTATE THE CRITICAL VALUE_(2 DECIMAL PLACES)F.oose the proper figureRIGHT TAILEDB. LEFT TAILEDD. NONE OF THESE-STATE WHY NOTTWO TAILEDF.

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HYPOTHESIS TEST # 1 Just Born Candy Co. makes an average of 12,300 boxes of Hot Tamales per day with stdev = 318 boxes. Julio is the company statistician and he claims the average number of boxes has changed, so he does a sampling of 121 days and finds a sample mean = 12,256 boxes with stdev= 318 boxes. At alpha = 0.01, DO NOT USE THE P-VALUE METHOD-USE THE TRADITIONAL METHOD-do not use a t test.

HYPOTHESIS TEST # 1 Just Born Candy Co. makes an average of 12,300 boxes of Hot Tamales per day with stdev = 318 boxes. Julio is the company statistician and he claims the average number of boxes has changed, so he does a sampling of 121 days and finds a sample mean = 12,256 boxes with stdev= 318 boxes. At alpha = 0.01, DO NOT USE THE P-VALUE METHOD-USE THE TRADITIONAL METHOD-do not use a t test.

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