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Historically, the mean yield of corn in the United States has been 120 bushels per acre with a standard deviation of 12. A survey of 40 farmers this year gives a sample mean yield of 125 bushels per acre . Let p be the mean yield of corn nationally for this year. Supposing that the past standard deviation is still correct, what is the p-value for testing a null hypothesis of mu=120 against an alternative of mu not equal to 20 ? A0.0041 B 0.0082 C 2.64 D 125

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