A random sample of size n = 9 will be taken from Y~N(H, o = 24) where u is unknown. The following hypothesis test will be conducted: Ho: H = 145 Hg: μ > 145 6.3.a If a = ,0375, draw a picture of the rejection region on the appropriate curve and identify the critical value. 6.3.b If the actual value of u equals 161.88, what is the probability of Type 2 error?

A random sample of size n = 9 will be taken from Y~N(H, o = 24) where u is unknown. The following hypothesis test will be conducted: Ho: H = 145 Hg: μ > 145 6.3.a If a = ,0375, draw a picture of the rejection region on the appropriate curve and identify the critical value. 6.3.b If the actual value of u equals 161.88, what is the probability of Type 2 error?

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