Background: A fast food restaurant claims that the average wait time for a drive-thru order is 3 minutes. The restaurant manager wants to test this claim with a sample of customers. Task: You have been hired as a data analyst to help the restaurant manager with hypothesis testing and confidence intervals.
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- Alternative Hypothesis (H1): The average wait time is not 3 minutes (µ ≠3). Show more…
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