Answer: B) 
 
 

Explanation:
The given claim : 
 which contains equals to sign.
 which contains equals to sign.
The complement of the "equal" sign is "not equal to" sign.
So the complement of the above statement will be :-

Since we know that the null hypothesis always contains the equals signa , so the null hypothesis for the given claim will be:_
 
 
Also, the alternative hypothesis is complement of null hypothesis , so the alternative hypothesis for the given claim:-
