Match the following.1. P-value < a2. Test statistic outside critical region3. Rejecting Họ when it is true4. Failing to reject Ho when it is false5. Data value > 2 SD above mean6. Data value < 2 SD below mean7. H, has +8. Hj has <9. Equality symbol10. Inequality symbolA. HoB. Reject HoC. Significantly highD. a one-tailedЕ. HF. Туре I errorG. Fail to reject HoH. Significantly low1. α two-tailedJ. Type II error

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Match the following. 1. P-value < a 2. Test statistic outside critical region 3. Rejecting Ho when it is true

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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Author:Amos Gilat

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