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9-1. State whether each of the following situations is a cor- rectly stated hypothesis testing problem and why. botslon (a) Ho:µ = 25, H¡:µ ± 25 (c) Ho:x = 50, H :x# 50 (e) Ho:s=20, H :s< 20 (b) Ho:0>10, H : 0 = 10 (d) Ho: p=0.1, H¡: p = 0.5 differ %3D %3D the

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