For the following hypothesis test:HO: m ≤ 14HA: m >14a: 0.01with n = 38, o = 9, and x = 16, which of the followingis TRUE?Select one:a. reject null hypothesis and conclude that themean is equal to or less than 14O b. fail to reject null hypothesis and conclude thatthe mean is equal to or less than 14c. reject null hypothesis and conclude that themean is greater than 14d. fail to reject null hypothesis and conclude thatthe is greater than 14

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For the following hypothesis test: HO: m ≤ 14 HA: m >14 a: 0.01 with n = 38, o = 9, and x = 16, which of the following is TRUE?

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For the following hypothesis test:
HO: m ≤ 14
HA: m >14
a: 0.01
with n = 38, o = 9, and x = 16, which of the following
is TRUE?
Select one:
a. reject null hypothesis and conclude that the
mean is equal to or less than 14
O b. fail to reject null hypothesis and conclude that
the mean is equal to or less than 14
c. reject null hypothesis and conclude that the
mean is greater than 14
d. fail to reject null hypothesis and conclude that
the is greater than 14

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