For a correlated-groups t-test,the alternative hypothesis states that A)H₀: $\mu$₁-$\mu$₂ = 0. B)H₀: $\mu$₁-$\mu$₂ 0. C)H_a: $\mu$₁-$\mu$₂ = 0. D)H_a: $\mu$₁-$\mu$₂ 0.

Question

For a correlated-groups t-test,the alternative hypothesis states that A)H₀: $\mu$₁-$\mu$₂ = 0. B)H₀: $\mu$₁-$\mu$₂ > 0. C)H_a: $\mu$₁-$\mu$₂ = 0. D)H_a: $\mu$₁-$\mu$₂ > 0.

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The alternative hypothesis for a correlated-groups t-test typically states that there is a difference between the means of the two related groups, which can be expressed as the difference being greater than zero.

For a Correlated-Groups T-Test,the Alternative Hypothesis States That A)H0 μ\muμ 1- μ\muμ

For a Correlated-Groups T-Test,the Alternative Hypothesis States That
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