A researcher is studying whether the number of video games played per week decreases for students who hold a job while attending school and students who do not hold a job while attending school. (i): write using symbols the null hypothesis and the alternate hypothesis (ii): write as to whether it is: (a): a directional research alternate hypothesis; (b): a non-directional research alternate hypothesis. If it is directional alternate hypothesis, then say as to whether it is upper-tailed or lower-tailed test
I) Null hypothesis Ho :
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Alternative hypothesis H1 :
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II ) a directional research hypothesis
Left tailed test
A researcher is studying whether the number of video games played per week decreases for students...
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