13 Suppose you have conducted a hypothesis test and the claim is represented bv Hạ. Yourtest statistic falls on the non-rejected region on the graph. Which of the following is acorrect interpretation in the context of the claim?a. there is enough evidence to support the claimb. there is enough evidence to reject the claimc. there is not enough evidence to support the claimd. there is not enough evidence to reject the claim14. What test does an Haiu = 100 indicate?a. one-tailedb. two-tailedc. left-tailedd. right-tailed15. Identify the test to be used in "A soup maker says that the average sodium content in oneserving is no more than 50 milligram"a. two-tailed testb. left-tailedc. right-tailedd. test for proportion16. Identify the test to be used in "a doctor states that the average length of stay for patientsinvolved in car crash in which the vehicle struck a tree is 6.14 days"a. two-tailed testb. left-tailedc. right-tailedd. test for proportion

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13 Suppose you have conducted a hypothesis test and the claim is represented bv Hạ. Your test statistic falls on the non-rejected region on the graph. Which of the following is a correct interpretation in the context of the claim? a. there is enough evidence to support the claim b. there is enough evidence to reject the claim c. there is not enough evidence to support the claim d. there is not enough evidence to reject the claim 14. What test does an Haiu 100 indicate? b. two-tailed a. one-tailed c. left-tailed d. right-tailed 15. Identify the test to be used in "A soup maker says that the average sodium content in one serving is no more than 50 milligram a. two-tailed test b. left-tailed c.right-tailed d. test for proportion

13 Suppose you have conducted a hypothesis test and the claim is represented bv Hạ. Your test statistic falls on the non-rejected region on the graph. Which of the following is a correct interpretation in the context of the claim? a. there is enough evidence to support the claim b. there is enough evidence to reject the claim c. there is not enough evidence to support the claim d. there is not enough evidence to reject the claim 14. What test does an Haiu 100 indicate? b. two-tailed a. one-tailed c. left-tailed d. right-tailed 15. Identify the test to be used in "A soup maker says that the average sodium content in one serving is no more than 50 milligram a. two-tailed test b. left-tailed c.right-tailed d. test for proportion

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