In an independent-samples t test, how is the null hypothesis symbolized? A) H₁: $\mu $₁ $\neq$ $\mu $₂ B) H₀: $\mu $₁ $\neq$ $\mu $₂ C) H₁: $\mu $₁ = $\mu $₂ D) H₀: $\mu $₁ = $\mu $₂

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In an independent-samples t test, the null hypothesis is symbolized by stating that the mean of the population for one group is equal to the mean of the population for the other group. Therefore, in choice D, H₀: F1F1F1S1F1F1F10₁ = F1F1F1S1F1F1F10₂, the null hypothesis is properly symbolized. Choices A, B, and C do not properly symbolize the null hypothesis.

In an Independent-Samples T Test, How Is the Null Hypothesis μ\mu μ

In an Independent-Samples T Test, How Is the Null Hypothesis $\mu$