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Do the Students in the Campus Spend Less on Food

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Do the students in the campus spend less on food than an average American resident does? To answer this question, expenses of 25 students were calculated. ​ Do the students in the campus spend less on food than an average American resident does? To answer this question, expenses of 25 students were calculated. ​   ​ Food expenses of an average American person are $220. Interpret the output of the Shiny app  Randomization test for a population mean  using a significance level of 0.05. ​   ​ A)  There is convincing evidence that students' expenses are less than the national average. B)  There is no convincing evidence that students' expenses are less than the national average. C)  There is convincing evidence that students' expenses are equal to the national average. D)  Students' expenses are certainly equal to the national average. E)  The population is too large to make a conclusion. ​ Food expenses of an average American person are $220. Interpret the output of the Shiny app "Randomization test for a population mean" using a significance level of 0.05. ​ Do the students in the campus spend less on food than an average American resident does? To answer this question, expenses of 25 students were calculated. ​   ​ Food expenses of an average American person are $220. Interpret the output of the Shiny app  Randomization test for a population mean  using a significance level of 0.05. ​   ​ A)  There is convincing evidence that students' expenses are less than the national average. B)  There is no convincing evidence that students' expenses are less than the national average. C)  There is convincing evidence that students' expenses are equal to the national average. D)  Students' expenses are certainly equal to the national average. E)  The population is too large to make a conclusion.


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