A company claims that its tablet computers have an average recharge time of 3 hours. In a random sample of these computers, the average recharge time is 2.5 hours. You suspect that the average recharge time might be less than what the company claims. Let µ represent the average time, in hours, needed to recharge the company's tablet computers.
What is the null hypothesis, H0, for this situation?

Step-by-step explanation:

The Statement made by company about it's tablet computer,

Average recharge time = 3 Hours

As, to check whether the company claim is illegal or true

A random sample of 50 company tablet computers, and their recharging time is noted.

As, we have taken random sample , so standard deviation will come into consideration whether company claim is true or false.

Mean recharge time of 50 company tablet computers=  2.5 hours

Standard deviation of 50 company tablet computers=  0.3 hours

So, Mean standard deviation =So, Claim made by company , that its tablet computers have an average recharge time of 3 hours is  Approximately true.

As , there is fluctuation of (3 hours - 2.2 hours =3-2.12=48 minutes ) and (3 hours -2.8 hours=3-2.48=12 minutes), which is not so much ,so we can believe on this company and buy the product (that is tablet computers) of this company.

i think its a and d

step-by-step explanation: