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The document is a worksheet for formulating hypotheses in various research scenarios. It includes examples where students need to state null and alternative hypotheses based on given assumptions and data. Each section prompts the user to define claims, parameters, representations, complementary pairs, and hypotheses in both words and symbols.

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The document is a worksheet for formulating hypotheses in various research scenarios. It includes examples where students need to state null and alternative hypotheses based on given assumptions and data. Each section prompts the user to define claims, parameters, representations, complementary pairs, and hypotheses in both words and symbols.

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NAME:_____________________________________ Date:________________

WORKSHEET 1
FORMULATING HYPOTHESIS
1. A student researcher In Doña Helene NHS wants to test his assumption that 65%
of the senior high school students who enrolled in the academic track wanted to
become a teacher. He collected samples randomly and found out that 15 out of 100
students are planning to become a teacher. State the null and alternative
hypotheses.
a. Claim:

b. Parameter:
c. Representation:
d. Complementary Pair:
e. Hypotheses (words and in symbol)

H 0=¿

H 1=¿

f: Direction of the graph:


2. News says that the mean age of COVID19 patient in the Philippines is 53 years
old. Euxanne wants to perform a significance test to see if this holds true in her

them and from the proper authorities and observes a mean age of 𝑥̅=45 years old.
place. She takes a random sample of COVID19 patients after obtaining consent from

State the null and alternative hypotheses.

H 0=¿

H 1=¿

3. An ice-cream vendor installed a new automated ice-cream machine. The machine


is designed to dispense 500 mL of ice-cream on the medium size setting. The owner
suspects that the machine may be dispensing too much in medium size. They
decided to take a sample of 20 medium sizes to see if the average amount is
significantly greater than 500 mL. What are the appropriate hypotheses for their
significant test?
Complementary Pair: ________________________

H 0=¿

H 1=¿

4. An online seller in Loreto regularly receives large shipments of fruits. For each
shipment that is received, the seller takes a random sample of 500 fruits to see
what percent of the sample is bruised and performs a significance test. If the
sample shows convincing evidence that more than 15% of the entire shipment of
fruits is bruised, then she will request a new shipment of fruits. Let p represent the
proportion of fruits in a shipment that are bruised. What are appropriate hypotheses
for the company's significance test?
Complementary Pair: _______________

H 0=¿

H 1=¿

5. Lito is a renowned basketball player who has made 80% of the free throws he has
attempted in his career. He decided to practice a new technique for shooting his
free-throws. Lito was curious if this new technique produced significantly better or
worse results. He tried the new technique and made 77% of 50 attempts. State the
null and alternative hypothesis.

H 0=¿

H 1=¿

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