It is claimed that the lifetimes of light bulbs are normally distributed with a mean of $800$ hours and a standard deviation of $40$ hours. We wish to test the hypothesis that $\mu=800$ hours against the alternative that $\mu \neq 800$ hours with a sample size of $30$.
Find the power of the test against the alternative that the true mean life is $788$ hours. Enter the correct answer to two decimal places.
Note: Let $Z$ be a standard normal random variable and let $F_z(x)$ be its cumulative distribution function (i.e., $F_z(x)=P(Z \leq x)$). You may use the following values:
- $F_z(4.38) \approx 0.99999$ (or $F_z(4.38) \approx 1$)
- $F_z(-1.10) \approx 0.1357$