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John Apple believes her average level of motivation is greater than 8 on her 1-10 scale....

John Apple believes her average level of motivation is greater than 8 on her 1-10 scale. Data set below Alpha = .01

A) Here is the alternative hypothesis Ha;u>8 whats the null hypothesis Ho:

B) P value

C) Conclusion about Ho

D) Is John correct?

Time (wks) Time Availability (min) Motivation (1-10) Exercise (min)
1 130 5 120
2 130 7 122
3 130 5 119
4 130 8 121
5 130 7 120
6 130 9 123
7 125 7 118
8 125 8 120
9 125 6 118
10 125 8 121
11 125 6 119
12 125 7 121
13 130 4 120
14 130 7 123
15 130 6 118
16 130 5 121
17 130 8 119
18 130 9 123
19 135 5 118
20 135 6 119
21 135 7 118
22 135 9 122
23 135 4 120
24 135 5 121

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