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For the following situation, state the null and alternative hypotheses. Also, state the direction of the...
For the following situation, state the null and alternative hypotheses. Also, state the direction of the test.
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- Is there evidence that a proportion is greater than 75%?
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- Is there evidence that the mean number of pizzas sold is less than 35 in the population of all days?
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- In college, do the age of boys and girls differ?
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