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From a sample of 30 randomly selected sugar-cane farms, the gross value of the sugar cane...
From a sample of 30 randomly selected sugar-cane farms, the gross value of the sugar cane (in $1000's) was recorded.
28 221 85 12 130 23 65 65 63 47 147 52 50 101 281 49 77 159 56 87 98 161 83 81 101 98 134 38 68 44
Is there sufficient evidence to conclude that the median gross value of the sugar cane differs from 60 thousand dollars? (α = 0.10)
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