SOLUTION: The following hypotheses is an example of:
HO: p ≤ .40
HA: p > .40
a. 0A one-tail test for means
b. 0A two-tail test for means
c. 0A one-tail test for proportions
d
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Question 138920: The following hypotheses is an example of:
HO: p ≤ .40
HA: p > .40
a. 0A one-tail test for means
b. 0A two-tail test for means
c. 0A one-tail test for proportions
d. 0A two-tail test for proportions
e. 0None of the above
Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
One-tail because Ha has ">"
Cheers,
Stan H.
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