Question

how is hypothesis testing similar to a court trial? *
1 point
both always result in a definitive guilty or innocent verdict
both start with an assumption of innocence and require strong evidence to reject it
both assume guilt until proven innocent
both require the defendant to prove their innocence

Explanation:

In hypothesis testing, the null hypothesis is initially assumed true (like innocence in a court - trial). Strong evidence (data) is needed to reject the null hypothesis, just as strong evidence is needed to reject the assumption of innocence in a court - trial.

Answer:

B. Both start with an assumption of innocence and require strong evidence to reject it