All of the parts have similar answers regarding if the hypothesis is valid.

Determine whether each of the following pairs of hypotheses is valid for a hypothesis test. Explain reasons for any pair that is indicated to be invalid. a. Ho: H = 15, HA : H > 15 d. Ho: HS 30, HA: H 2 30 b. Ho: H = 20, HA : H # 20 e. Ho: x= 45, HA: x > 45 C. Ho: H 30 f. Ho: Us 50, HA: H > 50 a. Is the pair of hypotheses Ho: H = 15, HA: p > 15 valid? O A. No, because the parameter being tested is not a population parameter. O B. No, because the null hypothesis and alternative hypothesis contain population values that overlap. O C. No, because the null hypothesis does not contain an equality sign. O D. No, because the alternative hypothesis does not include all population values that are not included in the null hypothesis. O E. Yes, because the null hypothesis contains an equality sign and the alternative hypothesis includes all population values not included in the null hypothesis