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Suppose that a hypothesis test is carried out such that H_0: population mean=15 {versus} H_a: population...

Suppose that a hypothesis test is carried out such that

H_0: population mean=15 {versus} H_a: population mean ≠ 15

for a significance level of 0.10. If the probability of P (T ≥ t0) =0.025. What conclusion can we draw?
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Conclusion finding. Here P value less than α( level of significance) so, we reject null hypothesis and population mean different from15 is TRUE.

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