QUESTION 11 If a hypothesis test with a significance level of \alpha rejects H0: \ mu 1 = \mu 2 in favor of Ha: \mu 1!= \mu 2, then the corresponding (1-\alpha) % confidence interval for (\mu 1 \mu 2) does not contain zero. Training False True

QUESTION 11 If a hypothesis test with a significance level of \alpha rejects H0: \ mu 1 = \mu 2 in favor of Ha: \mu 1!= \mu 2, then the corresponding (1-\alpha) % confidence interval for (\mu 1 \mu 2) does not contain zero. Training False True

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