Previous Problem Problem ListNext ProblemDetermine the probability of making a Type Il error for the following hypothesis test, given that u186.Ho : H188H1: µ + 188For this test, take o =8, n =50, and a = 0.05.P(Type II Error) =

The given values are σ=8,n=50, and α=0.05.

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Determine the probability of making a Type Il error for the following hypothesis test, given that u = 186 Ho: µ = 188 H1: µ + 188 For this test, take o = 8, n = 50, and a 0.05. P(Type II Error) =