"Well over 70% of last year's graduates have jobs in their field of study." If the "Missouri Rule" is applied to the related hypothesis test, the null and alternative hypotheses will be: A. H,: TT2 0.70, H1: TT <0.70. В. Н.: п <0.70, H;: п20.70. C. H.: TT = 0.70, H1: TT # 0.70. D. H,: пS0.70, H:п>0.70.
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