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    The Null Hypothesis for a One-Tailed Independent-Groups T Test States\(\mu\)
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The Null Hypothesis for a One-Tailed Independent-Groups T Test States μ\muμ

Question 3

Question 3

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The null hypothesis for a one-tailed independent-groups t test states that:


A) H0: μ\muμ 1 ≥\geq≥ μ\muμ 2, or H0: μ\muμ 1 ≤\leq≤ μ\muμ 2.
B) H0: μ\muμ 1 = μ\muμ 2.
C) Ha: μ\muμ 1 ≠\not ==μ\muμ 2.
D) Ha: μ\muμ 1 ≤\leq≤ μ\muμ 2.

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