In hypothesis testing, A null hypothesis (H0) is a claim which the person conducting the research wants to test while an alternative hypothesis (H1) is a contradiction of the null hypothesis.
There are two types of tests in hypothesis testing.
One tailed test: In one tailed test, a claim that a parameter is greater than/ less than a value is being tested. i.e mean > value or mean < value.
Two tailed test: In a two tailed test, a claim that a value is equal to a value is tested, i.e mean = value.
In the question above, Colleen is testing the claim that the average score of her class is the same as others against that it is different from others.
Therefore, the null hypothesis is H0: mean = 514 while the alternative hypothesis is H1: mean ≠ 514
Answer:
3y(2
- 9x + 12y)
Step-by-step explanation:
Part A:
The GCF of 6, 3, 24, and 12 is 3:
so 3(2y - xy - 8xy + 12
)
= 3(2y - 9xy + 12)
Also y is also common so:
= 3y(2 - 9x + 12y)
Part B:
3y(2 - 9x + 12y)
This question doesn't say what type of math expression is desired. Given the input data, I've chosen to find Jack's average speed during the 50 meter freestyle:
50 m
------------ = 1.92 m/sec
26 sec
