With a differences test,the null hypothesis states there are significant differences between the percentages(or means)being compared.

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The null hypothesis for a differences test (also known as a two-sample hypothesis test) states that there are no significant differences between the percentages (or means) being compared. The alternative hypothesis is that there are significant differences between them.

With a Differences Test,the Null Hypothesis States There Are Significant