Is the mean age at which U.S. children learn to walk less than 15 months? A study of 40 U.S. children found a mean walking age of x̄= 13.2 months. If the population of all U.S. children has mean age μ until they begin to walk and standard deviation σ, which of the following null and alternative hypotheses should we test to answer this question?
A) H0: μ= 13.2 versus Ha: μ< 13.2
B) H0: μ= 13.2 versus Ha: μ≠13.2
C) H0: μ= 15 versus Ha: μ≠15
D) H0: μ= 15 versus Ha: μ< 15
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