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If your colleague thinks that, as weekly studying hours increases, the amount of

ID: 3316072 • Letter: I

Question

If your colleague thinks that, as weekly studying hours increases, the amount of time watching weekly TV decreases, then...

he's proposing variable correlation for his null hypothesis.

she's proposing positive correlation for her alternate hypothesis.

she's proposing zero correlation for her null hypothesis.

he's proposing negative correlation for his alternate hypothesis.

a.

he's proposing variable correlation for his null hypothesis.

b.

she's proposing positive correlation for her alternate hypothesis.

c.

she's proposing zero correlation for her null hypothesis.

d.

he's proposing negative correlation for his alternate hypothesis.

Explanation / Answer

Let

X be a weekly studying hours

Y be a amount of time watching weekly TV

If X increases then Y decreases

This shows that there is negative correlation between two variables

Ans- (d) he is proposing negative correlation for his alternative hypothesis.