In this lab you will perform a Chi-square test to test if the proportion of yeast ingested by rotifers differs significantly between the two yeast types. Which statement best describes the null hypothesis you will be testing? Rotifers ingest statistically more unicellular than multicellular yeast. Rotifers only ingest multicellular yeast Rotifers only ingest unicellular yeast The proportion of unicellular and multicellular yeast ingested by rotifers is the same.

In this lab you will perform a Chi-square test to test if the proportion of yeast ingested by rotifers differs significantly between the two yeast types. Which statement best describes the null hypothesis you will be testing? Rotifers ingest statistically more unicellular than multicellular yeast. Rotifers only ingest multicellular yeast Rotifers only ingest unicellular yeast The proportion of unicellular and multicellular yeast ingested by rotifers is the same.

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Problem 2VCQ: Figure 24.17 Which of the following statements is true? A basidium is the fruiting body of a...

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	Rotifers ingest statistically more unicellular than multicellular yeast.
	Rotifers only ingest multicellular yeast
	Rotifers only ingest unicellular yeast
	The proportion of unicellular and multicellular yeast ingested by rotifers is the same.