points A manufacturing company claims that the average lifetime of their incandescent lamps is 1300 hours. A random sample of 16 lamps are tested, and their lifetimes, in hours, are shown below: The company’s claim is considered valid if the computed t-value is between −t_0.025 and t_0.025 Assuming that the distribution of lifetimes is approximately normal, is the claim valid? Show your solution and explain briefly

points A manufacturing company claims that the average lifetime of their incandescent lamps is 1300 hours. A random sample of 16 lamps are tested, and their lifetimes, in hours, are shown below: The company’s claim is considered valid if the computed t-value is between −t_0.025 and t_0.025 Assuming that the distribution of lifetimes is approximately normal, is the claim valid? Show your solution and explain briefly

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points A manufacturing company claims that
the average lifetime of their incandescent lamps is 1300 hours. A random sample of 16 lamps
are tested, and their lifetimes, in hours, are shown below:

The company’s claim is considered valid if the computed t-value is between −t_0.025 and t_0.025
Assuming that the distribution of lifetimes is approximately normal, is the claim valid? Show
your solution and explain briefly.