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agasfer [191]
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A dog pen 10 ft by 30 ft is needed. You need to decide how much fence is needed. What concept is used to solve the problem?

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The least common multiple of these three numbers is

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Why is the LCM 600? You can determine that using the prime factorizations of the three given numbers:

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  • An alternative hypothesis says that there is a statistical significance  between two variables.

Claim 1. : Mean age of online dating service users is 40 years.

i.e. \mu=40, since it has equals sign so we take this as null hypothesis.

Claim 2. : Mean age of online dating service users is not 40 years.

\mu\neq40

⇒ Null Hypothesis : H_0:\mu=40

Alternative hypothesis : H_0:\neq40

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