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You have sample data that leads you to believe that the average high temperature in Oklahoma City is 92°F. What is the alternative hypothesis, Ha, for this situation?

You have sample data that leads you to believe that the average high temperature in Oklahoma City is 92°F. What is the alternative hypothesis, Ha, for this situation?
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You have sample data that leads you to believe that the average high temperature in Oklahoma City is 92°F.

What is the alternative hypothesis, Ha, for this situation?

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Answer:

B. µ > 90

Explanation:

I can confirm that the answer to your question is B.

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Answer:

B - u>90 on edge

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