Which test is appropriate for testing hypotheses involving an observed mean against a specified value?
A) F-ratio
B) µ-test
C) t-test
D) β-test

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The t-test is appropriate for testing hypotheses involving an observed mean against a specified value. It is used to determine whether the mean of a sample is significantly different from a hypothesized value of the population mean. The F-ratio is used for testing the equality of two variances, while the µ-test and β-test are not commonly used statistical tests.

Which Test Is Appropriate for Testing Hypotheses Involving an Observed