According to the census bureau, 3.13 people reside in the typical american household. a sample of 25 households in arizona retirement communities showed the mean number of residents per household was 2.86 residents. the standard deviation of this sample was 1.20 residents. the null hypothesis that should be used for deciding whether the mean number of residents in the arizona retirement communities is significantly less than the 3.13 is:

μ=3.13 (the mean number of residents in the Arizona retirement communities is 3.13)

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Alternative hypothesis would be:

μ<3.13

Then z-score of the sample of 25 households in Arizona retirement communities with mean number 2.86 residents per household  and the standard deviation of 1.20 residents is calculated under the assumptions of null hypothesis and checked against the critical value of a given significance level.

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