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?

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?

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