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Flag question The manufacturer of a patent medicine claimed that it was 90% effective in relieving an allergy for a perod of 8 hours. State the hypothesis. a. None of these. O b. HO:p-8; H1:p#8 O C. HO:p#8; H1:p=8 O d. HO:p#0.9; H1:p=0.9 O e. HO:p=0.9; H1:p#0.9

Flag question The manufacturer of a patent medicine claimed that it was 90% effective in relieving an allergy for a perod of 8 hours. State the hypothesis. a. None of these. O b. HO:p-8; H1:p#8 O C. HO:p#8; H1:p=8 O d. HO:p#0.9; H1:p=0.9 O e. HO:p=0.9; H1:p#0.9

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