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This document discusses how to formulate null and alternative hypotheses for tests of population proportions. The null hypothesis is always a statement of equality, stating the population proportion is equal to a hypothesized value. The alternative hypothesis can state the proportion is less than, greater than, or not equal to the hypothesized value. Tests can be one-tailed, testing in one direction, or two-tailed, testing in either direction. Examples demonstrate how to set up null and alternative hypothes
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- ANGELA ADRIOSULA
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- EN