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Title: A shoe salesman wishes to check the validity of his suppliers claim that the average length of the ... Post by: realgraverobb on Feb 19, 2023 A shoe salesman wishes to check the validity of his supplier’s claim that the average length of the adult male foot is 9.34 in. He randomly samples 35 customers and finds their average foot length to be 9.01 in. The standard deviation of foot length is known to be 0.75 in. What would be the critical value and decision for this test if the salesman thinks the supplier’s claim is too high? (Useα= 0.01.) ▸ –2.3263; fail to rejectH0 ▸ –1.2816; rejectH0 ▸ –2.3263; rejectH0 ▸ –1.2816; fail to rejectH0 Title: Re: A shoe salesman wishes to check the validity of his suppliers claim that the average length of the ... Post by: chinwe20 on Feb 19, 2023 Content hidden
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