If a test of a hypothesis does not provide sufficient support for Ha to overturn the status quo, we can definitively say:
A) H₀ is true.
B) Ha is definitely not true.
C) there is not enough information to conclude that Ha is more likely to be true than H₀.
D) we reject H₀.

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Failing to provide sufficient support for Ha does not necessarily mean that H₀ is true or that Ha is definitely not true. It simply means that we do not have enough information to conclude that Ha is more likely to be true than H₀. Therefore, the best choice is C.

If a Test of a Hypothesis Does Not Provide Sufficient