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First blank choices: Concludes OR Does not Conclude

Second blank Choices: Is less than or equal to OR Is greater than

Third blank Choices: Does not Conclude OR Concludes

Fourth blank Choices: Is less than or equal to OR Is greater than

1. Formulating null and alternative hypotheses and identifying Type I and II errors Aa Aa The manufacturer of FleaBiter, a flea-control product for dogs, claims that FleaBiter is as effective as a competitor's product, but is cheaper and easier to use. In particular, the manufacturer claims that the mean number of fleas on dogs using FleaBiter is no more than the mean number of fleas on dogs using the competitor's product. The Food and Drug Administration conducts a hypothesis test to test the claim about the mean number of fleas Formulate the null and alternative hypotheses for the test conducted by the Food and Drug Administration. For each statement in the following table, click the correct radio button to indicate whether the statement is the null hypothesis, the alternative hypothesis, or neither Null Alternative Hypothesis Hypothesis Neither The mean number of fleas on dogs using FleaBiter is greater than the mean number of fleas on dogs using the competitor's product. The mean number of fleas on dogs using FleaBiter is less than the mean number of fleas on dogs using the competitor's product. The mean number of fleas on dogs using FleaBiter is greater than or equal to the mean number of fleas on dogs using the competitor's product. The mean number of fleas on dogs using FleaBiter is less than or equal to the mean number of fleas on dogs using the competitor's product.

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The correct order of answers will be:

1. Alternative Hypothesis

2. Alternative Hypothesis

3. Null Hypothesis

4. Null Hypothesis

concludes

less than or equal to

Does not conclude

Greater than

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