Refer to the Bayer Aspirin problem: a) Suppose the hypothesis-testing problem was changed to a one-tailed test. How would the null hypothesis be written symbolically if it read, "The population mean is equal to or greater than 6.0"?
Refer to the Bayer Aspirin problem: a) Suppose the hypothesis-testing problem was changed to a one-tailed test. How would the null hypothesis be written symbolically if it read, "The population mean is equal to or greater than 6.0"?
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Refer to the Bayer Aspirin problem:
a) Suppose the hypothesis-testing problem was changed to a one-tailed test. How would the null hypothesis be written symbolically if it read, "The population mean is equal to or greater than 6.0"?
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