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Hypothesis Testing for Proportions 2 HT - 7 Statistical Hypothesis Alternative hypothesis (H 1 or Ha) Usually corresponds to research hypothesis and opposite to null hypothesis, often has >, < or ≠notation in testing mean. Example: Ha: p ≠30% or Ha: Percentage of votes for A is not 30%. HT - 8 Hypotheses Statements Example

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