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The consultant who advised the city on building the parking garage described predicted that the parking revenues would average $130 per day. Do the data from these two months suggest the consultant's estimate may have been incorrect? a) Write the null hypothesis. b) Decide whether you should conduct a one- or two-tail test and write an appropriate alternative hypothesis. c) Confirm that the assumptions and conditions for inference based on t-models are satisfied. d) Find the value of t and the P-value based on these data. e) State your conclusion.
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1 of 7(a) Write the null hypothesis as the claim where the mean daily income of the parking garage is equal to .
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