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A researcher looked at two groups of subjects with 6 participants in each group. She computed the t-obtained to be 1.75. She looked up the t-critical which is 1.812. What should the researcher do relative to the null hypothesis?
Go get some pizza and search google
Redo the research
Reject the null hypothesis
Fail to reject the null hypothesis/Retain the null hypothesis
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