Suppose the EPA was suing a large manufacturing company for not meeting federal emissions guidelines
Question: Suppose the EPA was suing a large manufacturing company for not meeting federal emissions guidelines. Specifically, the EPA is claiming that the mean amount of sulfur dioxide in the air is dangerously high, higher than 0.09 parts per million. The EPA randomly took eight samples this past month around the company and obtained the following:
.0889 .0786 .0991 .0887 .0900 .0560 .0678 .0909
(a.) State the null and alternative hypotheses for this test situation.
Ho:Ha:
(b) Perform the test of significance with alpha = .05.
(c) State your conclusion.
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