Write the null and alternative hypothesis. Are Americans getting fatter? Researchers interested in this question take a random sample of 500 people and record an average weight of 190 pounds. Ten years ago, the average weight was 185 pounds. OA Ho:= 190 HA: > 190 O B. Ho: = 185 HA:> 185 OC. Ho: H= 190 HA:u< 190 O D. Ho:u= 185 HA: p< 185 OE. Ho:= 185 HAH 185

Write the null and alternative hypothesis. Are Americans getting fatter? Researchers interested in this question take a random sample of 500 people and record an average weight of 190 pounds. Ten years ago, the average weight was 185 pounds. OA Ho:= 190 HA: > 190 O B. Ho: = 185 HA:> 185 OC. Ho: H= 190 HA:u< 190 O D. Ho:u= 185 HA: p< 185 OE. Ho:= 185 HAH 185

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