Question 20 A company that manufactures classroom chairs claims that the mean breaking strength of the chairs they make is more than 300 pounds. You observe a chair break beneath a 220 pound student and wish to investigate whether the manufacturer is exaggerating about the strength of their chairs. State the null and alternative hypotheses. Describe a type I and type ll error in the context of the problem.

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