A cell phone company is proposing to offer a discount to seniors if there was evidence that their average call length was less than the overall population mean of 9.2 minutes. If the phone calls are too long and the discount is provided, the company will lose money. A random sample of the length of calls for 100 randomly selected seniors was determined. (a) State the null and alternative hypotheses. Write 's' as '<=', '' as '>=', and '#' as '<>'.
(b) In context, explain what the Type I error is.
(c) In context, explain what the Type II error is.
(d) Which is worse for the seniors, a Type I error or a Type II error? Why?