A Large University Is Interested in Learning About the Average $\mu = 20$

question 18

Multiple Choice

A large university is interested in learning about the average time it takes students to drive to campus. The university sampled 238 students and asked each to provide the amount of time they
Spent traveling to campus. This variable, travel time, was then used to create a confidence interval
And to conduct a test of hypothesis, both of which are shown in the printout below. One-Sample Z Test
Null Hypothesis: $\mu = 20$
Alternative Hyp: $\mu > 20$


Cases Included 238

What conclusion can be made from the test of hypothesis conducted in this printout? Begin each answer with, "When testing at $\alpha = 0.01 \ldots$ ...

• A) ...there is sufficient evidence to indicate that the average travel time of all students exceeds 20 minutes.
• B) ...there is insufficient evidence to indicate that the average travel time of all students is equal to 20 minutes.
• C) ...there is insufficient evidence to indicate that the average travel time of all students exceeds 20 minutes.
• D) ... there is sufficient evidence to indicate that the average travel time of all students is equal to 20 minutes.

Identify how magma's composition affects its behavior, including viscosity and crystallization patterns.

Explain the processes involved in the formation and evolution of magma, including partial melting and magma differentiation.

Understand how heat is transferred and lost within the Earth, particularly in the context of magma solidifying.

Describe the role of tectonic settings and processes in the formation and movement of magma.

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