The 2015 Millman Medical Index reported on its website that in 2015 the average annual out of pocket medical costs for a typical family were $4,065. A health care consumer group believes that the actual average is higher than this. Suppose the group as selected random of 120 "typical" households and asked them to go back through their 2015 medical payments and record the total out of pocket expenses for the year. The data are in file called Medical Expenses. Based on these data, what should the consumer group conclude, using an alpha level 0.01?

LUtrlelHlllJl The 2015 Millman Medical Index reported on its website that in 2015 the average annual out of pocket medical costs for a typical family were 54,065. A health care consumer group believes that the actual average is higher than this. Suppose the group as selected random of 120 "typical" households and asked them to go back through their 2915 medical payments and record the total out of pocket expenses for the year. The data are in le called Medical Expenses. Based on these data, what should the consumer group conclude, using an alpha level 0.01? For this question, formulate Null and Alternative hypotheses, then answer the question using the given data