A manufacturer claims that its televisions have an average lifetime of at least five years (60 months) with a population standard deviation of seven months.
Eighty-one televisions were selected at random, and the average lifetime was found to be 59 months. With $\alpha = 0.025$, is the manufacturer's claim supported?

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The Answer of A manufacturer claims that its televisions have an average lifetime of at least five years (60 months) with a population standard deviation of seven months.
Eighty-one televisions were selected at random, and the average lifetime was found to be 59 months. With $\alpha = 0.025$, is the manufacturer's claim supported?

A Manufacturer Claims That Its Televisions Have an Average Lifetime α=0.025\alpha = 0.025α=0.025

A Manufacturer Claims That Its Televisions Have an Average Lifetime $\alpha = 0.025$