Time left 1:16:40Suppose that a difference between two groups mean is examined. In the language of statistics, thealternative hypothesis (H) is a statement that is there is:ofO A. a difference between the population means.B. no difference between the population means.C C. no difference between the sample means.D. a difference between the sample means.C E. None of theseNext pageEVIOUS ACTIVITYteJump to...MacBook Air

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Suppose that a difference between two groups mean is examined. In the language of statistics, the alternative hypothesis (H) is a statement that is there is: C A. a difference between the population means. O B. no difference between the population means. C C. no difference between the sample means. C D. a difference between the sample means. C E. None of these

Suppose that a difference between two groups mean is examined. In the language of statistics, the alternative hypothesis (H) is a statement that is there is: C A. a difference between the population means. O B. no difference between the population means. C C. no difference between the sample means. C D. a difference between the sample means. C E. None of these

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