SOLUTION: A reporter claims that the mean age of all golf players is at least 24. What are the null and alternative hypotheses needed to test this claim?

SOLUTION: A reporter claims that the mean age of all golf players is at least 24. What are the null and alternative hypotheses needed to test this claim?

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Question 868583: A reporter claims that the mean age of all golf players is at least 24. What are the null and alternative hypotheses needed to test this claim?
Answer by ewatrrr(24785) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Ho: u ≥ 24 (claim)
Ha: u < 24

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