The following BTU measurements are taken relative to some chemical process: 1244, 1198, 1212, 1235, 1245, 1190, 1202, 1220, 1233, 1208. A problem with the process is indicated if the mean BTU measurement varies too greatly from 1230. Given the aforementioned data, the hypotheses H0: µ = 1230 and H1: µ ≠ 1230, and α = 0.05, do the data indicate a problem with the chemical process? a. As |-1.72| < 1.833, the data do not indicate a problem with the chemical process. b. As |-1.72| < 2.262, the data do not indicate a problem with the chemical process. c. As |-1.72| < 1.833, the data indicate a problem with the chemical process. d. As |-1.72| < 2.262, the data indicate a problem with the chemical process. e. As |-1.81| < 1.833, the data do not indicate a problem with the chemical process. f. As |-1.81| < 2.262, the data do not indicate a problem with the chemical process. g. As |-1.81| < 2.262, the data indicate a problem with the chemical process. h. As |-1.81| < 1.833, the data indicate a problem with the chemical process.

The following BTU measurements are taken relative to some chemical process: 1244, 1198, 1212, 1235, 1245, 1190, 1202, 1220, 1233, 1208. A problem with the process is indicated if the mean BTU measurement varies too greatly from 1230. Given the aforementioned data, the hypotheses H0: µ = 1230 and H1: µ ≠ 1230, and α = 0.05, do the data indicate a problem with the chemical process? a. As |-1.72| < 1.833, the data do not indicate a problem with the chemical process. b. As |-1.72| < 2.262, the data do not indicate a problem with the chemical process. c. As |-1.72| < 1.833, the data indicate a problem with the chemical process. d. As |-1.72| < 2.262, the data indicate a problem with the chemical process. e. As |-1.81| < 1.833, the data do not indicate a problem with the chemical process. f. As |-1.81| < 2.262, the data do not indicate a problem with the chemical process. g. As |-1.81| < 2.262, the data indicate a problem with the chemical process. h. As |-1.81| < 1.833, the data indicate a problem with the chemical process.

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a.	As \|-1.72\| < 1.833, the data do not indicate a problem with the chemical process.
	b.	As \|-1.72\| < 2.262, the data do not indicate a problem with the chemical process.
	c.	As \|-1.72\| < 1.833, the data indicate a problem with the chemical process.
	d.	As \|-1.72\| < 2.262, the data indicate a problem with the chemical process.
	e.	As \|-1.81\| < 1.833, the data do not indicate a problem with the chemical process.
	f.	As \|-1.81\| < 2.262, the data do not indicate a problem with the chemical process.
	g.	As \|-1.81\| < 2.262, the data indicate a problem with the chemical process.
	h.	As \|-1.81\| < 1.833, the data indicate a problem with the chemical process.