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Compare two 1.0 L gas samples-one of hydrogen (molecular mass 2.0 u) and one of oxygen (molecular mass 32.0 u) . Each sample contains the same number of molecules and is at the same pressure. What is the ratio of temperatures of the oxygen sample to the hydrogen sample?
Null Hypothesis
Null hypothesis refers to a statement used in statistics that suggests no statistical significance exists in a set of given observations.
Alternative Hypothesis
The alternative hypothesis is a statement in hypothesis testing that proposes a specific relationship between variables, contrasting the null hypothesis.
One-sided Test
A hypothesis test in which the region of rejection is on only one side of the sampling distribution, assessing either a lower or upper tail.
Alternative Hypothesis
In statistical analysis, the hypothesis that proposes a difference or relationship between two variables, counter to the null hypothesis.
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