The recruitment manager of the private car hire company, I-ber, claims that the mean weekly earnings of a full-time driver is \(\$980\). The managing director suspects that the mean weekly earnings is less than \(\$980\) and he instructs the recruitment manager to carry out a hypothesis test on a sample of drivers. It is given that the population standard deviation of the weekly earnings is \(\$88\).
The recruitment manager takes a random sample of \(10\) drivers. He finds that the weekly earnings in dollars, are as follows.
\(942 \quad 950 \quad 905 \quad 1003 \quad 883 \quad 987 \quad 924 \quad 920 \quad 913 \quad 968\)
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