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Normal human body temperature, as kids are taught in North America, is 98.6 degrees F. But how well is this supported by data? Researchers obtained body-temperature measurements on
randomly chosen healthy people.
Click here for the data.
If your answer contains a decimal, answer to 3 significant figures, otherwise, report the whole number. This includes the trit looked up in Statistical Table C.
u = 98.6 is the null
hypothesis
u +98.6 is the alternative
hypothesis
Y-
s= 0.685
SE =
n = 69
df = 89
to.05 (2), df using Statistical Table C =
ticole) =
Can we reject the null hypothesis? no
(enter yes or no for your answer)

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