In an attempt to reduce the number of person-hours lost as a result of industrial accidents, a large production plant installed new safety equipment. In a test of the effectiveness of the equipment, a random sample of 44 departments was chosen. The number of person-hours lost in the month prior to and the month after the installation of the safety equipment was recorded and the percentage change was calculated. Find the probability that the test is unable to conclude that the new safety equipment is effective when the mean percent reduction is actually 0.6%. Assume that the population standard deviation is 10% and that is 0.08.

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