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Pair of hypotheses must be employed

A vehicle manufacturer claims that the average gas mileage for a certain model is 34 mpg. A consumer organization would like to test manufacturer's claim to make sure that the average mileage isn't actually less than 34 mpg. Which pair of hypotheses must be employed?

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