Posted by Gweedo8 on Friday, March 19, 2010 at 11:01pm.
I would consider this a one-tailed test (state Ha as µ > 49600). When using a "does not equal" with Ha, you are just looking for a difference and the test would be two-tailed (either direction). Your test statistic calculation looks correct. This test statistic would also exceed most commonly used positive critical or cutoff values (positive because Ha is one-tailed in that direction). Therefore, Ho would be rejected in favor of Ha as you concluded in e).
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