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Chapter 1, Problem 6LTB
If I perform a hypothesis test in which I demonstrate that the prediction I made in question 5 is true, I have ___________.
- proved the hypothesis;
- supported the hypothesis;
- not falsified the hypothesis;
- B and C are correct;
- A. B, and C are correct
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