QUESTION 15Suppose that if the null that alpha and beta both equal one is true a tost statistic you have calculated s dnitributed as an Fstatistic with 3 and 30 degroesof freedom for the numerator and denominator respectivoly What critical value cuts off 5% of the upper tal of this disitritution?OA.5.168O B.9 277OC8617O D. None of the above

In the F-table with 5% significance level, attached below: Numerator Degree of Freedom=3 Denominator…

QUESTION 15 Suppose that if the null that alpha and beta both equal one is true a test statistic you have caiculated s distributed as an Fstatistic with 3 and 30 degrees of freedom for the numerator and denominator respectively What critical value cuts off 5% of the upper tal of this distibution? OA5.168 OB0277 OC8617 OD. None of the above

QUESTION 15 Suppose that if the null that alpha and beta both equal one is true a test statistic you have caiculated s distributed as an Fstatistic with 3 and 30 degrees of freedom for the numerator and denominator respectively What critical value cuts off 5% of the upper tal of this distibution? OA5.168 OB0277 OC8617 OD. None of the above

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