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TRUE/FALSE continued I) Suppose we want to test to see if the population mean, µ is greater than 5. Then Ho = 5 and H. > 5 J) In a hypothesis test, if the test statistic z, is greater than za, then we reject the null hypothesis. K) If we reject the null hypothesis, then the alternative hypothesis is true

TRUE/FALSE continued I) Suppose we want to test to see if the population mean, µ is greater than 5. Then Ho = 5 and H. > 5 J) In a hypothesis test, if the test statistic z, is greater than za, then we reject the null hypothesis. K) If we reject the null hypothesis, then the alternative hypothesis is true

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