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When performing a Wilcoxon rank-sum test on the two independent samples shown here atα= 0.01, what is the alternative hypothesis?

Sample 1	Sample 2
808	901
297	299
345	325
333	300
900	250
205	870

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The samples have statistically different means.

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The samples have the same median.

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The samples have statistically different medians.

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The samples have the same mean.

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