26. Hot dogs and sodium. The Consumer Reports article described in Exercise 25 also listed the sodium
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26. Hot dogs and sodium. The Consumer Reports article described in Exercise 25 also listed the sodium content (in mg) for the various hot dogs tested. A test of the null hypothesis that beef hot dogs and meat hot dogs don’t differ in the mean amounts of sodium yields a P-value of 0.110.
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