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Apr 6, 2016
theMathprof
On 4/07/16, John J. Xenakis wrote: > > > > The null hypothesis in this case would > be that the average rents are the same > (€800) everywhere. > > The alternative hypothesis is that rents > are different in the city and the > country. > Everyone agrees that: The null hypothesis ALWAYS has an equal sign The Altern...See More
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The alternative hypothesis is that rents are different in the city and the country.
On 4/06/16, Maria wrote: > Hi > Just a bit confused about what the null hypothesis is in > the following example: > An estate agent clai...See More