State the best null and alternative hypotgeses: a) The average review time of a student per subject is 45mins b) The average age of college fresh graduate is at least 22 years old c) The average daily covid cases in the Philippines is greater than 1000

State the best null and alternative hypotgeses: a) The average review time of a student per subject is 45mins b) The average age of college fresh graduate is at least 22 years old c) The average daily covid cases in the Philippines is greater than 1000

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a) The average review time of a student per subject is 45mins

b) The average age of college fresh graduate is at least 22 years old

c) The average daily covid cases in the Philippines is greater than 1000

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