lina obtains a z-score of -1.16 from her study that has an alpha level of .05. Which of the following must be true? A. If she has a directional hypothesis, she will be able to reject the null hypothesis. B. If she has a non-directional hypothesis, she will be able to reject the null hypothesis. C. Her obtained z-score is not within the rejection region. D. Not enough information provided

lina obtains a z-score of -1.16 from her study that has an alpha level of .05. Which of the following must be true? A. If she has a directional hypothesis, she will be able to reject the null hypothesis. B. If she has a non-directional hypothesis, she will be able to reject the null hypothesis. C. Her obtained z-score is not within the rejection region. D. Not enough information provided

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MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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