The two-sided alternative hypothesis is appropriate in this case, the reason being we are asked "does the data indicate that the average body temperature for healthy humans is different from 98.6◦........?".
The test statistic is:

Using an inverse normal table, and halving

for a two-tailed test, we look up

and find the critical value to be Z = 2.5758.
Comparing the test statistic Z = -5.47 with the rejection region Z < -2.5758 and Z > 2.5758. we find the test statistic lies in the rejection region. Therefore the evidence does not indicate that the average body temperature for healthy humans is different from 98.6◦.
Answer:
5
Step-by-step explanation:
range is all possible y values of a function
Since x can't be zero (it sits at the denominator of the left hand side), let's split cases:
If x is positive
It this case, we can multiply both sides by x without changing the inequality sign:

But since we're assuming that x is positive, we can only accept the numbers between 0 and 1.
If x is negative
It this case, in order to multiply both sides by x we have to change the inequality sign:

But since we're assuming that x is negative, we can only accept the numbers which are smaller than -1.
So, putting all the pieces together, we have that the solution is given by the following interval:

Your answer is
<span>x>-12
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How?
Subtract 8<span> from both sides
</span><span>x>−4−8
Simplify <span>-4-8 to -12
</span><span><span>x>−12</span><span>
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