A) What is the alternative hypothesis?a. The population mean is equal to 7.2 points.b. The population mean is greater than 7.2 points.c. The population mean is smaller than 7.2 points.B) What Z-score(s) corresponds to the alpha level? In other words, at what point(s) would we reject the null hypothesis?C) What is the test statistic? A researcher wants to know if a treatment significantlyincreases the well being of someone with depression. Theaverage person with depression scores a 7.2 on a well beingscale with a SD of 1.4 points. The researcher administers thetreatment to 25 clients for a month and finds their well being atthe end to be 7.7. Assume an alpha level of .05.

Given data: Significance level = 0.05 Claim: A researcher wants to know if a treatment significantly…

A) What is the alternative hypothesis? a. The population mean is equal to 7.2 points. b. The population mean is greater than 7.2 points. c. The population mean is smaller than 7.2 points. B) What Z-score(s) corresponds to the alpha level? In other words, at what point(s) would we reject the null hypothesis? C) What is the test statistic?

A) What is the alternative hypothesis? a. The population mean is equal to 7.2 points. b. The population mean is greater than 7.2 points. c. The population mean is smaller than 7.2 points. B) What Z-score(s) corresponds to the alpha level? In other words, at what point(s) would we reject the null hypothesis? C) What is the test statistic?

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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