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You are working on a manufacturing process that should produce products that have a diameter of...

You are working on a manufacturing process that should produce products that have a diameter of 3/4 of an inch. You take a random sample of 35 products and find the diameter to be 13/16 of an inch with a standard deviation of 5/32 of an inch. 1. Considering a t% level of significance, what can you state statistically about the process? Please include a null hypothesis, an alternative hypothesis, and use an appropriate test statistic (I.e. Zstat or Tstat).

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Hence,there is enough evidence to conclude that the the process is producing products with diameter different than 3/4 inch at 5% level of significance.

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