If the observed result of an investigation is similar enough to the outcome stated in the null hypothesis such that it can reasonably be attributed to chance,we will reject the null hypothesis.

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If the observed result is similar enough to the outcome stated in the null hypothesis, we fail to reject the null hypothesis, as it suggests that the results could be due to chance. We only reject the null hypothesis when the observed result is significantly different from what is expected under the null hypothesis.

If the Observed Result of an Investigation Is Similar Enough