Each year 7% of the world tiger population is killed by poachers. Now that there is a campaign to educate people on the problem, has this percent increased? 200 tigers were observed and 22 were killed by poachers. For your hypothesis test, assume the distribution of tigers in the wild is normally distributed and use a significance level of 0.05. Do you retain or reject the null hypothesis? Retain the null. Reject the null.

Each year 7% of the world tiger population is killed by poachers. Now that there is a campaign to educate people on the problem, has this percent increased? 200 tigers were observed and 22 were killed by poachers. For your hypothesis test, assume the distribution of tigers in the wild is normally distributed and use a significance level of 0.05. Do you retain or reject the null hypothesis? Retain the null. Reject the null.

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