Provide one research hypotheses and an equation

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Provide one research hypotheses and an equation

a. The amount of money spent on food among undergraduate students and undergraduate student- athletes.

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psyche360

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9 years ago

There is no difference in the amount of money spent of food among undergraduate students and undergraduate student athletes.

Reason - The Null always assumes equality and the alternate hypothesis tests what we want to ascertain

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