A dental hygienist is interested in the number of cavities teenagers have when they visit the dentist. The dental hygienist believes the average number of cavities is more than 3 cavities and would like to test this claim. During the process of hypothesis testing, the dental hygienist computes a value based on the significance level and test type. This value then creates a rejection region. What value did the dental hygienist compute

A value that is higher than 3 as the average number of cavities teenagers have

Step-by-step explanation:

The value computed by the dentist which creates a rejection region means that the value falls within the range of the range of values that leads the researcher to reject the null hypothesis.

In this study, the null hypothesis is that the average number of cavities is less than or equal to three.

Thus, since the dentist's computed value falls within the rejection region, it means his computed value will be more than 3 as the average number of cavities.

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