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A brochure claims that the average maximum height of a certain type of plant is

A gardener suspects that this estimate is not accurate locally due to soil conditions. A random sample of

plants is taken. The mean height of the plants in the sample is

Test whether the claim that the average maximum height is different from

is supported or not supported. Assume that the standard deviation is

▸ not supported

▸ supported

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Statistical Reasoning for Everyday Life

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