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A study was conducted measuring the average number of apples collected from two varieties of trees. Apples were collected from 65 trees of type A and 61 trees of type B. Researchers are interested in knowing whether trees of the recently developed type A variety produces more apples on average than type B. A permutation test was performed to try and answer the question. What is the alternative hypothesis? μA refers to the mean number of apples produced by type A and HB refers to the mean number of apples produced by type B. O Ha: HA-HB = 0 OHO: HA-HB = 0 O Ha: HA-HB < 0 O Ha: HA-HB > 0 [1 pt(s)] Submit Answer Tries 0/1 Suppose 1200 arrangements of the data set were sampled and 123 arrangments were found to have a difference between the two gr up means greater than what was actually observed. What is the p value of the permutation test? [1 pt(s)] Submit Answer Tries 0/3