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1. a)What is your null hypothesis regarding sepal lengths for
the two species? And what is your alternate hypothesis?
b) Describe your hypotheses in terms of your test statistic: what
would be the t under the null hypothesis, H0, and what
would be the statement about t under your alternate hypothesis
Ha? Would you do a one- or non-(i.e.,
two-sided) directional test? Why?
Sepal.Length | Species |
6.1 | versicolor |
6.3 | versicolor |
6.1 | versicolor |
5.5 | versicolor |
5.5 | versicolor |
5.8 | versicolor |
5.8 | versicolor |
5 | versicolor |
5.6 | versicolor |
5.7 | versicolor |
5.7 | versicolor |
6.2 | versicolor |
5.1 | versicolor |
5.7 | versicolor |
6.3 | virginica |
7.7 | virginica |
6.3 | virginica |
6.7 | virginica |
6.1 | virginica |
7.7 | virginica |
6.3 | virginica |
6.4 | virginica |
6 | virginica |
6.9 | virginica |
6.3 | virginica |
6.5 | virginica |
6.2 | virginica |
5.9 | virginica |
### use R and solve it : actually this is data or variable is
related to iris data which in R