Next, set-up a claim using a comparison of the two means or proportions. Decide if they are significantly different using your descriptive statistics, then align your claim appropriately.

• If you find that the two group's means or proportions are significantly different, make a claim that one mean/proportion is higher/lower than the other as the alternative hypothesis. Then conduct the test and select a level of significance to reject the null hypothesis and–in your conclusion–provide the sample as evidence to support the claim.
• If you find that the two group's means or proportions are relatively similar, make a claim that there is no significant difference between them. Then select a level of significance to fail to reject the null hypothesis and–in your conclusion–state that the sample does not provide sufficient evidence to reject the claim.

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