Bocellie rejected a null hypothesis. The reason for doing this is that the hypothesis required a right-tailed test and the t value was 2.5 whereas the t critical value was 2. Which of the following are we certain about: Both Type I and Type II error were made A Type II error was not made Neither Type I nor Type II error was made A Type I error was not made
Bocellie rejected a null hypothesis. The reason for doing this is that the hypothesis required a right-tailed test and the t value was 2.5 whereas the t critical value was 2. Which of the following are we certain about: Both Type I and Type II error were made A Type II error was not made Neither Type I nor Type II error was made A Type I error was not made
Calculus For The Life Sciences
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Chapter13: Probability And Calculus
Section13.2: Expected Value And Variance Of Continuous Random Variables
Problem 10E
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Bocellie rejected a null hypothesis. The reason for doing this is that the hypothesis required a right-tailed test and the t value was 2.5 whereas the t critical value was 2. Which of the following are we certain about:
Both Type I and Type II error were made
A Type II error was not made
Neither Type I nor Type II error was made
A Type I error was not made
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