Applied Project 3

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Applied project 3 4) 295/1200 = 0.25 5) 232/1200 = 0.19 6) 591/1200 = 0.49 7) 593/1200 = 0.49 8) 66/1200 = 0.055 9) A Null Hypothesis (H0): No relationship exists between physical activity and chemistry midterm exam scores Alternative Hypothesis (HA): A relationship exist between physical activity and chemistry midterm exam scores. 10) A Null Hypothesis (H0): No relationship exists between class ranking and caffeine consumption. Alternative Hypothesis (HA): A relationship exists between class ranking and caffeine consumption. 11) Type I error is essentially a false positive error meaning we are rejecting the Null Hypothesis when it this when it should not be rejected. In this case, the Null Hypothesis (H0) would be: The is no relation between enrollment status and alcohol consumption. While the Alternative Hypothesis (HA) would be: The is a relation between enrollment status and alcohol consumption. If the truly isn’t a relationship between these variables, and we decide to conclude that there is, we would’ve made a Type I error.
12) A Null Hypothesis (H0): The is no relation between major and history mid-term exam scores. Alternative Hypothesis (HA): The is a relation between major and history mid-term exam scores. In this case, a Type I error, the researcher will choose the Alternative Hypothesis (HA): The is a relation between major and history mid-term exam scores.
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