September 2026
Beginner
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9h 24m
English
A hypothesis is a premise or claim we want to test, such as “Does my 305 mL can of soda really contain about 305 mL?” Just because the can advertises 305 mL (the null hypothesis, or the “status quo” claim) doesn’t mean that it is true. The competing claim, that the can does not contain about 305 mL, is called the alternative hypothesis. No can is going to have exactly 305 mL, of course, but we expect it to be close enough to that amount for the advertised claim to be valid. ...
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