According to The Vancouver Sun (December 18, 2010) McDonald's chicken fajita is labeled as having 7 grams of fat on average with a standard deviation of 0.9 grams. They did a sample of 5 fajitas, and found the average to be 10.19 grams of fat. Assuming normality, test at the 5% significance level if the McDonald's fajita has more fat than the label says. What is the appropriate null and alternative hypothesis? 

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According to The Vancouver Sun (December 18, 2010) McDonald's chicken fajita is labeled as having 7 grams of fat on average with a standard deviation of 0.9 grams. They did a sample of 5 fajitas, and found the average to be 10.19 grams of fat. Assuming normality, test at the 5% significance level if the McDonald's fajita has more fat than the label says. What is the appropriate null and alternative hypothesis? a= Ho: μ = 7 HA:μ = 7 Use 2 decimal places Use 4 decimal places P-value= Ho:X > 7 HA:X ≤ 7 Ho:μ > 7 HA:μ ≤ 7 Ho:x ≤ 7 HA:X > 7 Ho:μ> 7 HA: < 7 Ho:μ ≤ 7 HA:μ > 7 According to The Vancouver Sun (December 18, 2010) McDonald's chicken fajita is labeled as having 7 grams of fat on average with a standard deviation of 0.9 grams. They did a sample of 5 fajitas, and found the average to be 10.19 grams of fat. Assuming normality, test at the 5% significance level if the McDonald's fajita has more fat than the label says. What is the appropriate null and alternative hypothesis? a= Ho: μ = 7 HA:μ = 7 Use 2 decimal places Use 4 decimal places P-value= Ho:X > 7 HA:X ≤ 7 Ho:μ > 7 HA:μ ≤ 7 Ho:x ≤ 7 HA:X > 7 Ho:μ> 7 HA: < 7 Ho:μ ≤ 7 HA:μ > 7

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