A random sample of 8 steel beams has an average compressive strength of 56,598 psi witha standard deviation of 564 psi. Since the value of studentized average compressivestrength of 56,598 psi is and_t(0.025,7) the hypothesis that the true averagestrength of the steel beams from which this sample was taken is 56,000 psi is .at alevel of significance ofLütfen birini seçin:O a. 2.97, greater, rejected, 0.05O b. 2.20335, less, accepted, 0.05O c. 2.9567, greater, rejected, 0.01O d. 3, greater, accepted, 0.005O e. 3.01156, greater, rejected, 0.005

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A random sample of 8 steel beams has an average compressive strength of 56,598 psi with a standard deviation of 564 psi. Since the value of studentized average compressive strength of 56,598 psi is strength of the steel beams from which this sample was taken is 56,000 psi is level of significance of _and _t(0.025,7) the hypothesis that the true average at a

A random sample of 8 steel beams has an average compressive strength of 56,598 psi with a standard deviation of 564 psi. Since the value of studentized average compressive strength of 56,598 psi is strength of the steel beams from which this sample was taken is 56,000 psi is level of significance of _and _t(0.025,7) the hypothesis that the true average at a

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