(Steps Shown) One of the homework questions on the first hypothesis testing homework in Tom's class asked for the hypotheses that would be used in a test
Question: One of the homework questions on the first hypothesis testing homework in Tom's class asked for the hypotheses that would be used in a test of whether a mean was 100 or not equal to 100 . The question also stated that the sample mean was 108 and the sample standard deviation was 11. Tom's hypotheses were
\[H_{0}: \mu=100 \text { vs } H_{a}: \bar{X}=108\]Tom did not receive any points for his answer. What was wrong, and what are the correct hypotheses?
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