Assume the average strawberry has 200 seeds and the average pomegranate has 1,000 seeds.(a) If you selected multiple samples of 5 strawberries at random from a large population of strawberries, what do you expect to be the mean number of seeds for a group of 5 strawberries?(b) If the standard deviation for the number of seeds on a strawberry is 13 seeds, what is the standard deviation for the total number of seeds for a group of 5 strawberries? (Round your answer to two decimal places.)(c) You and your friends think that a pomegranate has more seeds than 5 strawberries combined. What would be the appropriate null and alternative hypotheses if you decided to conduct a hypothesis test?ⒸH₁: Hp - H₂ = 0H₂H₂H₂ <0ⒸH₁: Hp - H₂ = 0H₂: Hp - Hs > 0ⒸH₁: Hp - H₂ = 0H₂: H₂-H₂0

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Assume the average strawberry has 200 seeds and the average pomegranate has 1,000 seeds. (a) If you selected multiple samples of 5 strawberries at random from a large population of strawberries, what do you expect to be the mean number of seeds for a group of 5 strawberries? (b) If the standard deviation for the number of seeds on a strawberry is 13 seeds, what the standard deviation for the total number of seeds for a group of 5 strawberries? (Round your answer to two decimal places.) (c) You and your friends think that a pomegranate has more seeds than 5 strawberries combined. What would be the appropriate null and alternative hypotheses if you decided to conduct a hypothesis test? OH₂H₂-H₂ = 0 H₂: Hp - H₂ <0 Hỏi to Ha = 0 H₂: Hp - H₂> 0 O Hoi Hp - H₂ = 0 H₂HpH0

Assume the average strawberry has 200 seeds and the average pomegranate has 1,000 seeds. (a) If you selected multiple samples of 5 strawberries at random from a large population of strawberries, what do you expect to be the mean number of seeds for a group of 5 strawberries? (b) If the standard deviation for the number of seeds on a strawberry is 13 seeds, what the standard deviation for the total number of seeds for a group of 5 strawberries? (Round your answer to two decimal places.) (c) You and your friends think that a pomegranate has more seeds than 5 strawberries combined. What would be the appropriate null and alternative hypotheses if you decided to conduct a hypothesis test? OH₂H₂-H₂ = 0 H₂: Hp - H₂ <0 Hỏi to Ha = 0 H₂: Hp - H₂> 0 O Hoi Hp - H₂ = 0 H₂HpH0

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Assume the average strawberry has 200 seeds and the average pomegranate has 1,000 seeds.
(a) If you selected multiple samples of 5 strawberries at random from a large population of strawberries, what do you expect to be the mean number of seeds for a group of 5 strawberries?
(b) If the standard deviation for the number of seeds on a strawberry is 13 seeds, what is the standard deviation for the total number of seeds for a group of 5 strawberries? (Round your answer to two decimal places.)
(c) You and your friends think that a pomegranate has more seeds than 5 strawberries combined. What would be the appropriate null and alternative hypotheses if you decided to conduct a hypothesis test?
ⒸH₁: Hp - H₂ = 0
H₂H₂H₂ <0
ⒸH₁: Hp - H₂ = 0
H₂: Hp - Hs > 0
ⒸH₁: Hp - H₂ = 0
H₂: H₂-H₂0

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