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| | Hypothesis testing |
 | | In a hypothesis test, you have two hypotheses: One is called the null hypothesis, and the other is called the alternate hypothesis. |
 | | So the null hypothesis is that he hits the bullseye 98% of the time, and the alternate would be that he hits the bullseye less than 98% of the time. |
 | | However, if you were doing this hypothesis test because you had hundreds of employees who were complaining of allergies, you might choose a higher level of significance (probably 0.05), since, if you are going to make an error, you would rather error on the side of protecting your employees. |
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