"One way to measure whether the trees in the Wade Tract are uniformly distributed is to examine the average location in the north-south or the east-west direction. The values range from 0 to 200, so if the trees are uniformly distributed, the average location should be 100, and any differences in the actual sample would be due to random chance. The actual sample mean in the north-south direction for the 584 trees in the tract is 99.74. A theoretical calculation for uniform distributions (the details are beyond the scope of this course) gives a standard deviation of 58. Carefully state the null and alternative hypotheses in terms of the true average north-south location. Test your hypotheses by reporting your results along with a short summary of your conclusions."
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