Choose the correct conclusion of a hypothesis test of the claim, “The population mean number of hours introductory statistics students spend studying per week is greater than 15.” a. Fail to reject H0. We have enough evidence to conclude that the true population mean number of hours introductory statistics students spend studying per week is greater than 15. b. Fail to reject H0. We do not have enough evidence to conclude that the true population mean number of hours introductory statistics students spend studying per week is significantly greater than 15. c. Accept H0. We do not have enough evidence to conclude that the true population mean number of hours introductory statistics students spend studying per week is significantly greater than 15. d. Reject H0. We have enough evidence to conclude that the true population mean number of hours introductory statistics students spend studying per week is significantly greater than 15. e. Reject H0. We do not have enough evidence to conclude that the true population mean number of hours introductory statistics students spend studying per week is significantly greater than 15. f. both a and d g. both c and d h. all a, c, and d

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25. Choose the correct conclusion of a hypothesis test of the claim, “The population mean number
of hours introductory statistics students spend studying per week is greater than 15.”
a. Fail to reject H0. We have enough evidence to conclude that the true population mean
number of hours introductory statistics students spend studying per week is greater
than 15.
b. Fail to reject H0. We do not have enough evidence to conclude that the true population
mean number of hours introductory statistics students spend studying per week is
significantly greater than 15.
c. Accept H0. We do not have enough evidence to conclude that the true population mean
number of hours introductory statistics students spend studying per week is significantly
greater than 15.
d. Reject H0. We have enough evidence to conclude that the true population mean
number of hours introductory statistics students spend studying per week is significantly
greater than 15.
e. Reject H0. We do not have enough evidence to conclude that the true population mean
number of hours introductory statistics students spend studying per week is significantly
greater than 15.
f. both a and d
g. both c and d
h. all a, c, and d

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We are provided with the following statement in the question:

“The population mean number of hours introductory statistics students spend studying per week is greater than 15.”

Let μ be the population mean number of hours introductory statistics students spend studying per week.

Therefore, the hypothesis would be:

Ho:μ15H1:μ>15

The test is right tailed.

 

 

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