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nramada

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Which of the following represents a null hypothesis regarding differences in SAT score by demographic characteristics?
◦ Hispanic students score higher than any other students on the SAT.
◦ There are no differences in SAT scores among students of different race and ethnicities.
◦ There are significant differences in SAT among students of different race and ethnicities.
◦ Hispanic students score lower than any other students on the SAT.


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