A Researcher Performs a Hypothesis Test to Test the Claim

question 22

Multiple Choice

A researcher performs a hypothesis test to test the claim that among girls aged 9-10,the mean score on a particular aptitude test differs from 72,which is the mean score for boys of the same age.Use the computer output below to draw a conclusion about the girls' scores,using a significance level of 0.05.

• A)Reject the null- there is sufficient evidence to say that girls' aptitude scores are different from 72.
• B)Reject the null- there is not sufficient evidence to say that girls' aptitude scores are different from 72.
• C)Fail to reject the null- there is evidence to say that girls' aptitude scores are different from 72.
• D)Fail to reject the null- there is not sufficient evidence to say that girls' aptitude scores are different from 72.
• E)There is insufficient information to draw a conclusion.

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