Mathematics, 25.03.2021 22:00, saskiat8549

Ethan once heard that wearing colorful socks helped release your positive energy toward others. Being the scientist that he is, he decided to put the claim to the test by running a well-designed study. He had 18 people wearing colorful socks at an auditorium where the rest of the people were wearing white socks. After carefully designing, collecting, and analyzing his data, he found no statistically significant difference between his sample of 18 participants and the rest of the population he studied regarding positive energy. What should Ethan conclude regarding the null hypothesis

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