According to a recent study, the average woman's leg hair grows an eighth of an inch per month. A new drug company believes that women who daily take its drug will change their leg hair growth. Before putting its product on the market, the company plans on running a test of the effectiveness of the drug.

a. Which null and alternative hypotheses should the company use for this study?

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Julius

1 November, 19:29

According to a recent study, the average woman's leg hair grows an eighth of an inch per month. A new drug company believes that women who daily take its drug will change their leg hair growth. Before putting its product on the market, the company plans on running a test of the effectiveness of the drug.

a. Which null and alternative hypotheses should the company use for this study?

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Reed Barker · Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

Null hypothesis should be: The average woman's leg hair grows an eighth of an inch per month: u = eighth of an inch

Alternative hypothesis: The average woman's leg hair growth is not an eighth of an inch per month after treatment: u ≠ eighth of an inch

This test after carrying out its treatment will be able to determine if the drug was effective or not