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Aldosterone is a hormone involved in maintaining fluid balance in the body. In a veterinary study, six dogs with heart failure were treated with the drug Captopril, and plasma concentrations of aldosterone were measured before and after the treatment. The results are given in the table below.34 Consider a sign test, using a nondirectional alternative, to investigate the claim that Captopril affects aldosterone level.
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