Suppose That a Population Is Known to Have a Mean

question 32

Multiple Choice

Suppose that a population is known to have a mean of 80.If a researcher predicts the experimental treatment will produce an increase in the population mean,then the null hypothesis for this statistical hypothesis test would state

• A)µ > 80
• B)µ  80
• C)µ  80
• D)µ < 80

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