**Data Summary:**

**Participant Weights (kg)**
- **Pre-intervention Weight**: Column A
- **Weight After 6 Weeks**: Column B

```
Pre Weight | Weight After 6 Weeks
60 | 60
103 | 103
58 | 54.2
60 | 54
64 | 63.3
64 | 61.1
65 | 62.2
66 | 64
67 | 65
69 | 60.5
70 | 68.1
70 | 66.9
72 | 70.5
72 | 69
72 | 68.4
82 | 81.1
58 | 60.1
58 | 56
59 | 57.3
61 | 56.7
62 | 55
63 | 62.4
63 | 60.3
63 | 59.4
65 | 62
66 | 64
68 | 63.8
68 | 63.3
76 | 72.7
77 | 77.5
60 | 53
62 | 56.4
64 | 60.6
65 | 58.2
66 | 58.2
67 | 61.6
67 | 60.2
69 | 61.8
70 | 63
70 | 62.7
72 | 71.1
72 | 64.4
73 | 68.9
75 | 68.7
76 | 71
71 | 71.6
72 | 70.9
74 | 69.5
78 | 73.9
80 | 71
80 | 77.6
83 | 79.1
85 | 81.5
87 | 81.9
88 | 84.5
71 | 66.8
75 | 72.6
75 | 69.2
76 | 72.5
78 | 72.7
78 | 76.3
79 | 73.6
79 | 72.9
79 | 71.1
80 | 81.4
80 | 75.7
71 | 68.5
73 | 72.1
76 | 72.5
78 | 77.5
78 | 75.2
78 | 69.4
79 | 74.5
83 | 80.2
84 | 79.9
85 | 79.7
87 | 77.8
88 | 81.9
```

**Description of Data:**
Participants were enrolled in a 6-week diet intervention. Column A lists participant weights in kg at the beginning of the intervention and column B lists participant weights in kg at the end of the intervention.

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**Hypotheses:**
- **Null Hypothesis:** There is no significant change in participant weights after the 6-week intervention.
- **Alternative Hypothesis:** There is a significant change in participant weights after the 6-week intervention.