Null-alternative hypotheses of slope of true regression line

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Suppose we want to find out if the number of hours studied helps predict grade awarded on this statistics test. Formulate null and alternative hypotheses about the slope of the true regression line. State a two-sided alternative, and perform a significance test.

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