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DSE 2009 Question 32: Hypothesis testing

In a survey of 102 Timarpur residents in 2009, the average income was found to be Rs. 4635 per month. Previous studies show the population variance of income in this locality to be Rs. 12342. It is asserted that the average monthly income is Rs. 4650 in this locality. Which conclusion below can be asserted from this information?

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This question is on Tests for means, proportions and variances, part of Hypothesis testing in Statistics.

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