Asked by Anonymous

the team on the data set that had the most wins in the AL for this year was the Chicago White Sox and their salary (per million) was $75.2 and in the NL it was the St. Louis Cardinals with a salary of $92.1 million. By comparing this we can see if the salary that was paid to the team members makes a difference in the total wins in a season. What would be step one and two in the null hypothesis?
Answered by PsyDAG
We have no idea of the total wins for either team. Are you looking to find a significant correlation between wins and salaries?

Ho: Wins have no relation to salaries
ha: Wins are positively correlated to salaries
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