determine whether the outcome is a type i error, a type ii error, or a correct decision . a test is made of H0: u = 16 versus H1: u ≠ 16. The true value of μ is 19 and H0 is not rejected. A). Type i error B). correct decison C). type ii error

determine whether the outcome is a type i error, a type ii error, or a correct decision . a test is made of H0: u = 16 versus H1: u ≠ 16. The true value of μ is 19 and H0 is not rejected. A). Type i error B). correct decison C). type ii error

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Algebra: Structure And Method, Book 1

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