An experimenter is convinced that her measuring instrument had a variability measured by standard deviation o = 2. During an experiment, she recorded the measurements 4.1, 5.2, and 10.2. Do these data confirm or disprove her assertion? Test the appropriate hypothesis. Use 0.10 as level of significance.

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Q: An example of a hypothesis that is not refutable. Why is it not refutable?

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Q: What would the correct hypothesis formulation be?

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