Problem #4. Suppose the null hypothesis is $H_0: \mu \ge 80$ hours, and the p value calculated from the sample data was found to be .032 (3.2%). 5) a) What is the alternative hypothesis? Answer: $H_1: \mu$ 6) b) What conclusion can be drawn based on the p value of 3.2%? Answer:
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