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Ashipment of fibers is not acceptable if the mean breaking strength of the fibers is less than 50.04 n. a large sample of fibers from this shipment was tested, and a 98% lower confidence bound for the mean breaking strength was computed to be 50.1 n. it is discovered that the standard deviation of the sample used to compute the confidence interval is 5 n. someone suggests using these data to test the hypotheses h0 : μ ≤ 50.04 versus h1 : μ > 50.04. is it possible to determine whether p < 0.01? explain.

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