1.) True or False: The two hypotheses that are used in "hypothesis testing for the population mean" are the null hypothesis and the alternative hypothesis

2.) True or False: When "hypothesis testing for the population mean" we begin by assuming that the alternative hypothesis is true

3.) True or False: The notation used for significance level is (significance level represents the probability of rejecting the null hypothesis when it is true)

4.) True or False: The null hypothesis must always contain a statement of equality (, , =).

5.) True or False: The alternative hypothesis does not contain a statement of equality. It must contain >, <, or .

6.) Select the two that apply: What are the two conclusions that can be made from hypothesis testing? Circle two

a.) Reject the null hypothesis and accept the alternative hypothesis

b.) Accept the null hypothesis

c.) Fail to reject the alternative hypothesis

d.) Fail to reject the null hypothesis

7.) True or False: The alternative hypothesis determines what tailed test the hypothesis test will be (left, right, or two-tailed).

8.) True or False: When the population standard deviation is not known, the z-test is performed for hypothesis testing

9.) True or False: When we are performing a z-test for hypothesis testing, if the pvalue is greater than the significance level ( > ) then we reject 0 and accept .

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