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Q1) A year ago, Air Force implemented new test for finding which candidates are most probable to become successful pilots. Now they wish to see if implementing pilot predictor test was a good idea. Scores have been standardized to facilitate comparison.
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a) Determine the null hypothesis?
b) Compute the value of test statistic?
c) Are results statistically significant? Explain why or why not?
d) What conclusions can you draw from your findings?
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