A large software development firm recently relocated its facilities. Top managementis interested in fostering good relations with their new local community and hasencouraged their professional employees to engage in local service activities.They want to test if the firm's professionals volunteer an average of more than 15hours per month. Because if this is not the case, they will institute an incentiveprogram to increase community involvement. The correct null and alternativehypotheses areΗ0: μ- 15 and HA : μ> 15.Ho:u = 15 and HA:H< 15.Ho:µ 15 and HẠ :H > 15.Η0: μ - 15 and HΑ : μ# 15.

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