A recent newspaper article claimed that more people read Magazine A than read Magazine B. To test the claim, a study was conducted by a publishing representative in which newsstand operators were selected at random and asked how many of each magazine were sold that day. The representative will conduct a hypothesis test to test whether the mean number of magazines of type A the operators sell, μAμA, is greater than the mean number of magazines of type B the operators sell, μBμB. What are the correct null and alternative hypotheses for the test? A. H0:μA−μB=0Ha:μA−μB>0H0:μA−μB=0Ha :μA−μB>0
B. H0:μA−μB<0Ha:μA−μB>0H0:μA−μB& lt;0Ha:μA−μB>0
C. H0:μA−μB=0Ha:μA−μB≠0H0:μA−μB=0Ha:μA −μB≠0
D. H0:x¯A−x¯B=0Ha:x¯A−x¯B>0H0:x¯A−x ¯B=0Ha:x¯A−x¯B>0
E. H0:μB−μA=0Ha:μB−μA>0H0:μB−μA=0Ha :μB−μA>0