You are working for Wildcat Microwaveable Meals, a food prep company designed specifically to deliver microwaveable meals to overworked Wildcats. You are trying to decide if it is still worth offering the "Kale Salad" option, since it seems like students are not ordering microwaveable salads like they used to. Previously, you had about 50 kale salad orders a week, but in the last 10 weeks, you've noticed it's only been an average of 40 kale salad

Glencoe Algebra 1, Student Edition, 9780079039897, 0079039898, 2018

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Chapter10: Statistics

Section10.6: Summarizing Categorical Data

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You are working for Wildcat Microwaveable Meals, a food prep company designed specifically to deliver microwaveable meals to overworked Wildcats. You are trying to decide if it is still worth offering the "Kale Salad" option, since it seems like students are not ordering microwaveable salads like they used to. Previously, you had about 50 kale salad orders a week, but in the last 10 weeks, you've noticed it's only been an average of 40 kale salad orders with a standard deviation of 5 orders. You decide to conduct a hypothesis test to evaluate if kale salad orders are decreasing, and you decide to use the 0.01 significance level. What will your alternative hypothesis be

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