State whether the standardized test statistict indicates that you shouldreject the null hypothesis. Explain.(a) t=1.538(b) t=0(c) t= 1.489(d) t= - 1.574tentsesour=1533ccess(a) For t= 1.538, should you reject or fail to reject the null hypothesis?uccessO A. Fail to reject Ho, because t> 1.533.O B. Reject Ho, because t< 1.533.a LibraiO C. Reject Ho, because t> 1.533.OptionsO D. Fail to reject Ho, because t< 1.533. (d) For t= -1.574, should you reject or fail to reject the null hypothesis?O A. Fail to reject Ho, because t> 1.533.O B. Fail to reject Ho, because t<1.533.O C. Reject Ho, because t> 1.533.O D. Reject Ho, because t< 1.533.

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State whether the standardized test statistict indicates that you should reject the null hypothesis. Explain. (a) t= 1.538 (b) t= 0 (c) t= 1.489 (d) t= - 1.574 (a) For t=1.538, should you reject or fail to reject the null hypothesis? O A. Fail to reject Ho, because t> 1.533. O B. Reject Ho, because t< 1.533. rai O C. Reject Ho, because t> 1.533. ons O D. Fail to reject Ho, because t<1.533.

State whether the standardized test statistict indicates that you should reject the null hypothesis. Explain. (a) t= 1.538 (b) t= 0 (c) t= 1.489 (d) t= - 1.574 (a) For t=1.538, should you reject or fail to reject the null hypothesis? O A. Fail to reject Ho, because t> 1.533. O B. Reject Ho, because t< 1.533. rai O C. Reject Ho, because t> 1.533. ons O D. Fail to reject Ho, because t<1.533.

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