Multiple Choice
A researcher in sports psychology is interested in the resting pulse rate of long-distance college runners.She does some research and finds data from the U.S.Olympics team showing their long-distance runners have a resting pulse rate of 60 beats per minute.She wants to know if the pulse rate for college runners is different from the Olympic team's m of 60.She randomly samples 20 long-distance runners,and finds
Using a nondirectional test with a = .05,what are your critical values?
A) 2.093
B) 2.086
C) 1.729
D) 1.725
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