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27 February, 16:40

Two samples of data, A and B, with the sample means x¯A=1 and x¯B=10, are taken from population with the population mean µ. The null hypothesis is that the population mean µ is equal to the value of x¯A. The alternative hypothesis is that the population mean µ is greater than the value of x¯A. Which of the samples (if any) provides evidence to refute the null hypothesis and support the alternative hypothesis.

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  1. 27 February, 16:47
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    Sample A provides evidence to reject the null hypothesis and support the alternate hypothesis.

    Step-by-step explanation:

    Since the sample mean of A is taken from the population mean, it implies that the population mean would be greater than the sample mean of A which has a value of 1.

    The statement that the population mean is greater than the sample mean of A is contained in the alternate hypothesis.

    Therefore, the null hypothesis is rejected.
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