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An Alternative Hypothesis in a One-Sample Z-Test Could Be Represented

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An alternative hypothesis in a one-sample Z-test could be represented as follows:


A) H1: X1 ≠ X2
B) H0: An alternative hypothesis in a one-sample Z-test could be represented as follows: A) H<sub>1</sub>: X<sub>1 </sub>≠ X<sub>2</sub> B) H<sub>0: </sub> <sub> </sub> = µ C) H<sub>0</sub>: X<sub>1 </sub>≠ X<sub>2</sub> D) H<sub>1: </sub> <sub> </sub> ≠ µ = µ
C) H0: X1 ≠ X2
D) H1: An alternative hypothesis in a one-sample Z-test could be represented as follows: A) H<sub>1</sub>: X<sub>1 </sub>≠ X<sub>2</sub> B) H<sub>0: </sub> <sub> </sub> = µ C) H<sub>0</sub>: X<sub>1 </sub>≠ X<sub>2</sub> D) H<sub>1: </sub> <sub> </sub> ≠ µ ≠ µ

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