A manufacturer claims to have built a home stereo speaker that is 4 feet tall but uses an average of only 30 watts of power. A sample of 40 speakers from the manufacturer found that they used an average of 32 watts of power. The appropriate hypotheses to test the manufacturer's claim are?

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Camryn Steele

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13 May, 18:35

A manufacturer claims to have built a home stereo speaker that is 4 feet tall but uses an average of only 30 watts of power. A sample of 40 speakers from the manufacturer found that they used an average of 32 watts of power. The appropriate hypotheses to test the manufacturer's claim are?

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Kylie Nash · Answer 1

Original claim is H_o: M = 30

Alternate claim is H_a: M > 30.

Explanation:

Given dа ta:

4 ft tall speaker consume 30 watt power

a group of 40 speaker consume average power of 32 watt

calculation:

A home installed 4 ft tall speaker that use 30 watt Power

40 speakers used 32 watt Power

Original claim is H_o: M = 30

Alternate claim is H_a: M > 30.