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The Perfect Pumpkin Patch claims that their princess pumpkins have the mean weight of at least 12 lbs. You suspect they are embellishing the truth somewhat. Your plan is to bring a small child to find 40 pumpkins (at random, because small children are perfect random number generators) and weigh the pumpkins. How are you going to formulate your null and alternative hypotheses for this test of significance
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