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AR
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10.61
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1
OK
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0
0
NM
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12.8
0
0
AZ
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8.61
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1
GA
20.5
12.89
0
1
TX
26.06
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1
NH
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6.9
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VA
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1
FL
21.26
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MS
13.91
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1
NC
28.74
3.19
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1
SC
12.46
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a. Is there sufficient evidence at the
0.05
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hypothesis,
H0,
and the alternative hypothesis,
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mu 1 minus mu 212
greater than>
greater than or equals
less than or equals
equals=
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not equals
enter your response here
H1:
mu 1 minus mu 212
pi 1 minus pi 212
sigma 1 minus sigma 212
less than or equals
not equals
less than<
greater than>
equals=
greater than or equals
enter your response here
(Type integers or decimals. Do not round.)
1 = yes
0 = no
1 = yes
0 = no
State
% public sector employees in unions
% private sector employees in unions
Bargaining laws
Right-to-Work Laws
NY
56.4
29.34
1
0
MI
51.15
28.89
1
0
WA
32.33
33.14
1
0
HI
53.98
24.24
1
0
AK
31.32
29.13
1
0
WV
29.4
28.46
0
0
IL
30.63
25.79
0
0
OR
36.33
24.33
1
0
OH
39.32
23.6
1
0
PA
46.14
23.25
1
0
MO
26.53
27.51
0
0
CA
33.77
25.17
1
0
IN
27.51
24.75
0
0
MN
42.44
22.46
1
0
WI
46.14
20.02
1
0
NV
36.03
20.57
0
1
MT
23.5
22.25
1
0
IA
36.24
18.39
1
1
KY
34.49
17.13
0
0
DE
51.72
14.18
1
0
NJ
30.81
17.28
1
0
MA
53.48
15.32
1
0
RI
59.39
12.7
1
0
CT
52.38
15.62
1
0
MD
31.13
13.33
0
0
ME
47.97
10.74
1
0
AL
32.11
15.6
0
1
CO
32.03
15.54
0
0
TN
34.3
12.06
0
1
UT
44
9.36
0
1
NB
22.8
10.86
1
1
ID
27.7
12.22
0
0
WY
31.68
11.43
0
1
ND
30.7
7.64
1
1
LA
20.55
11.29
0
1
AR
19.61
10.61
0
1
OK
25.85
9.3
0
0
NM
19.17
12.8
0
0
AZ
23.4
8.61
0
1
GA
20.5
12.89
0
1
TX
26.06
8.6
0
1
NH
42.41
8.63
1
0
KS
23.56
7.96
1
1
VT
36.52
6.9
1
0
VA
19.08
9.22
0
1
SD
22.29
6.15
1
1
FL
21.26
6.77
1
1
MS
13.91
8.18
0
1
NC
28.74
3.19
0
1
SC
12.46
3.65
1
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The US House of Representatives is deeply concerned by ongoing and pervasive acts of antisemitic
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• The Committee on Education and the Workforce has been investigating your institution since December 7, 2023. The Committee has broad jurisdiction over postsecondary education, including its compliance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act, campus safety concerns over disruptions to the learning environment, and the awarding of federal student aid under the Higher Education Act.
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