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In a statistical inference procedure, the claim isbestdescribed as:

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a statement of which experimental process will be used in the inference.

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a statement that we will accept as valid only with sufficient proof.

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a statement that we want to be true regardless of the evidence.

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a statement of what we assume to be usually true.

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Introductory Statistics: A Problem-Solving Approach

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