Regardless of whether a percentage hypothesis or an average hypothesis is being used, the interpretation of a hypothesis test is:
A) subject to debate.
B) directly linked to the sampling distribution concept.
C) difficult to justify.
D) infallible.
E) up to the client.

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The interpretation of a hypothesis test is directly linked to the sampling distribution concept, as the test is based on comparing the observed data to what would be expected under a specific sampling distribution. The other options are not accurate: A) interpretation should not be a subject to debate if the hypothesis test is conducted correctly; C) interpretation should be justifiable based on statistical principles and assumptions; D) hypothesis tests are not infallible and can produce incorrect conclusions; E) the interpretation should not be left up to the client, as it is the responsibility of the statistician to properly interpret the results.

Regardless of Whether a Percentage Hypothesis or an Average Hypothesis