Need help creating a null and alternative hypothesis for the following problem: Problem: Case Closure time...
Need help creating a null and alternative hypothesis for the following problem:
Problem: Case Closure time is very high.
Practical Hypothesis: Error logging is present in the part of the product in which the case was raised
running a 2 sample test assuming equal variances to test to see if error logging plays a factor in case closure time.
Homework Answers
The appropriate hypotheses for the problem statement would be as below.
Null Hypothesis H0: Average closure time for cases with error logging is equal to the average closure time for cases without error logging.
Alternative Hypothesis H0: Average closure time for cases with error logging is greater than the average closure time for cases without error logging.
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