According to a study in theAmerican College of Sports Medicine JournalandScience in Sports and Exercise, men who trained while taking chromium supplements did not grow appreciably stronger than did men who trained without it. Sixteen men were monitored in the study. Half got the chromium supplements and the other half got a fake substitute. At the end of the training program, both groups had become stronger, but there was no statistically meaningful difference in strength gains, the study reported.

Keeping in mind that in a statistical hypothesis the null hypothesis is always the "no effect" hypothesis and the alternate hypothesis is a statement about what the researchers actually believe to be the case, fill in the blanks below with statements you believe to best represent each assumption.

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Understanding that in statistical hypothesis testing the null hypothesis is either rejected or not rejected, based on the stated results, the null hypothesis was.

If the level of significance is 5%, give two possible p-values for this data:,.