Exаm Instructiоns: Yоu MUST perfоrm аn аcceptable environment scan and clearly show your ID to the webcam. The scan MUST be done slowly. It MUST show the surface of the table, desk, chair, and/or where your computer is resting. You must also show an ID- something with your name on it. This is for proof that you are the person who is registered for the class. At no time should there be anyone in the room during the exam after you complete the environment scan. If someone walks in on you during the exam, try to get them to leave as soon as possible and explain the reason for the interruption to the webcam. Now, if there is some type of an emergency out of your control, I will understand that. Any attempt to obscure the view of the camera with your hand or tape is considered cheating and will result in a zero on the exam (initial warning). Failure to conduct an adequate environment scan coupled with suspicious behavior and/or suspicious sounds is considered cheating. Having any type of notes, books, index cards, phone or tablet in your immediate testing area during the exam is considered cheating. Leaving the view of the webcam is not allowed. However, if there is some type of emergency or pressing circumstance, I will take your explanation into consideration on a case-by-case basis. *This is generally followed with an example of how to do an environment scan. *
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A spоrts scientist tests а new wаrm-up rоutine tо see if it slows down 40-yаrd sprint times. H₀: The average sprint time with the new routine is equal to 4.5 seconds. H₁: The average sprint time with the new routine is greater than 4.5 seconds. α = 0.01 p-value = 0.04 Fill in the blanks: At the 1% significance level, the scientist should [blank] the null hypothesis. The scientist has evidence that the new routine [conclusion] slows down 40-yard sprint times.