If my null hypothesis is ‘Dutch people do not differ from English people in height’, what is my alternative hypothesis? a) English people are taller than Dutch people. b) none of the choices c) Dutch people differ in height from English people. d) Dutch people are taller than English people.

If my null hypothesis is ‘Dutch people do not differ from English people in height’, what is my alternative hypothesis? a) English people are taller than Dutch people. b) none of the choices c) Dutch people differ in height from English people. d) Dutch people are taller than English people.

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If my null hypothesis is ‘Dutch people do not differ from English people in height’, what is my alternative hypothesis?

a) English people are taller than Dutch people.

b) none of the choices

c) Dutch people differ in height from English people.

d) Dutch people are taller than English people.

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