SOLUTION: To determine if a set of ungrouped, raw data is normally distributed, the null hypothesis is
A. the data are normally distributed.
B. the data are not normally distributed.
C.
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Question 442464: To determine if a set of ungrouped, raw data is normally distributed, the null hypothesis is
A. the data are normally distributed.
B. the data are not normally distributed.
C. the Anderson-Darling test is greater than 0.0.
D. the Anderson-Darling test equal to 0.0.
Answer by robertb(5830) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
B. the data are not normally distributed.
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