“The life expectancy of people in Kerala is more than that of Tamil Nadu.” This statement is an example…

The statement 'The life expectancy of people in Kerala is more than that of Tamil Nadu' is an example of a 'Descriptive Hypothesis' (comparative descriptive hypothesis). It states a factual proposition comparing the level of a single characteristic (life expectancy) across two populations without asserting a correlational covariance between two variables or a cause-and-effect relationship.