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• State the hypothesis in a sentence (for example): 50% of the 1st graders will pass the swim test.
• Express that idea using scientific notation (for example):
Null Hypothesis - H0: p = 50,
Alternate Hypothesis - HA: p ≠ 50
• t or z test used to evaluate the hypothesis
• Alpha (α) level
• P value
• Whether the hypothesis is rejected or if there is not enough evidence to reject the null hypotheses.

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The hypothesis statement in a sentence is:
The mean of the lowest MSRs is at most $35,000.
The null and alternative hypotheses ...

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