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For each of the following pairs of null and alternative hypotheses, determine whether or not they are statistically correct to conduct a hypothesis test.
a. H 0: m = 25, H 1: m 25
b. H 0: m = 30, H 1: m > 30
c. H 0: For each of the following pairs of null and alternative hypotheses, determine whether or not they are statistically correct to conduct a hypothesis test.   a. H <sub>0</sub>: m = 25, H <sub>1</sub>: m 25   b. H <sub>0</sub>: m = 30, H <sub>1</sub>: m > 30   c. H <sub>0</sub>:   = 35, H <sub>1</sub>:   > 35   d. H <sub>0</sub>:   = 40, H <sub>1</sub>:   40   e. H <sub>0</sub>: m ¹ 60, H <sub>1</sub>: m = 60 = 35, H 1: For each of the following pairs of null and alternative hypotheses, determine whether or not they are statistically correct to conduct a hypothesis test.   a. H <sub>0</sub>: m = 25, H <sub>1</sub>: m 25   b. H <sub>0</sub>: m = 30, H <sub>1</sub>: m > 30   c. H <sub>0</sub>:   = 35, H <sub>1</sub>:   > 35   d. H <sub>0</sub>:   = 40, H <sub>1</sub>:   40   e. H <sub>0</sub>: m ¹ 60, H <sub>1</sub>: m = 60 > 35
d. H 0: For each of the following pairs of null and alternative hypotheses, determine whether or not they are statistically correct to conduct a hypothesis test.   a. H <sub>0</sub>: m = 25, H <sub>1</sub>: m 25   b. H <sub>0</sub>: m = 30, H <sub>1</sub>: m > 30   c. H <sub>0</sub>:   = 35, H <sub>1</sub>:   > 35   d. H <sub>0</sub>:   = 40, H <sub>1</sub>:   40   e. H <sub>0</sub>: m ¹ 60, H <sub>1</sub>: m = 60 = 40, H 1: For each of the following pairs of null and alternative hypotheses, determine whether or not they are statistically correct to conduct a hypothesis test.   a. H <sub>0</sub>: m = 25, H <sub>1</sub>: m 25   b. H <sub>0</sub>: m = 30, H <sub>1</sub>: m > 30   c. H <sub>0</sub>:   = 35, H <sub>1</sub>:   > 35   d. H <sub>0</sub>:   = 40, H <sub>1</sub>:   40   e. H <sub>0</sub>: m ¹ 60, H <sub>1</sub>: m = 60 40
e. H 0: m ¹ 60, H 1: m = 60

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