WHO States China has 93,329 COVID Cases to date. Assume you believe, given its population, China must have had more than 93,329 COVID Cases.O Which hypothesis will you use to test your belief? Please explain why (research hypothesis or assumption to be challenged).China, Choice 1Ho: H2 93,320B Hạ: H< 93,329- Answer China Choice 1 or 2, and why:China, Choice 2Ho: HS 93,329Hạ: µ> 93,329

The claim is China have had more than 93,329 COVID cases.The claim is the alternative hypothesis. Therefore, the null and alternative hypotheses are: H0: µ≤93,329 H1: µ>93,329 Therefore, the correct choice is 2.

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