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From 1900 to 2000 the average temperature in July in Atlanta was LaTeX: 90^\circ F90 ∘ F. A researcher believes due to Global Warming that the average temperature is increasing in Atlanta. What could be the null hypothesis?

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From 1900 to 2000 the average temperature in July in Atlanta was LaTeX: 90^\circ F-example-1
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User Mooky
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Answer:
H_0: \mu=90^(\circ)F

Explanation:

Definition:

Null hypothesis
H_0: It is a statement describing population parameter as per the objective of the study . It generally takes
=, \leq, \geq signs.

Alternative hypothesis
H_1: It is also a statement describing population parameter as per the objective of the study . It generally takes >, <, ≠ signs.

Let
\mu be the average temperature in July in Atlanta.

As per given ,

From 1900 to 2000 the average temperature in July in Atlanta was 90°F.

i.e.
\mu=90^(\circ)F

A researcher believes due to Global Warming that the average temperature is increasing in Atlanta.


\mu>90^(\circ)F

Clearly by using definition ,

Null hypothesis :
H_0: \mu=90^(\circ)F

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