Hypotheses,as used in statistics,are

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Hypotheses in statistics are measurable statements that are used to test a specific relationship or difference between variables. They are different from hypotheses used in theory testing, which are often composed of general statements rather than specific measurable ones. Therefore, option A is incorrect. Option C is also incorrect because hypotheses in statistics are usually specific, rather than general. Option D is incorrect because the statement "most commonly composed of general statements" is untrue.

Hypotheses,as Used in Statistics,are