The p-value of a statistical test turns out to be about 16%. Which, if any, of the following MUST be true? (Put a check in the blank in front of each statement if it is accurate) The null hypothesis is false. There is about a 84% chance that the null hypothesis is false. If the null hypothesis were true, there would be about a 16% chance of getting data that were like those that were used in the test or even further in the direction of the alternative. The alternative hypothesis is true. If the null hypothesis is true, something rather unlikely has occurred. There is about a 84% chance that the alternative hypothesis is true. The P-value of about 16% was computed assuming that the null hypothesis was true.

The p-value of a statistical test turns out to be about 16%. Which, if any, of the following MUST be true? (Put a check in the blank in front of each statement if it is accurate) The null hypothesis is false. There is about a 84% chance that the null hypothesis is false. If the null hypothesis were true, there would be about a 16% chance of getting data that were like those that were used in the test or even further in the direction of the alternative. The alternative hypothesis is true. If the null hypothesis is true, something rather unlikely has occurred. There is about a 84% chance that the alternative hypothesis is true. The P-value of about 16% was computed assuming that the null hypothesis was true.

Calculus For The Life Sciences

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Chapter13: Probability And Calculus

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