Soru 5 Suppose we are looking at the salary of teachers. We let u be the mean salary of a teacher. We wish to test Henüz that the mean salary is above $35,000. That is, we test cevaplanmadı HO: µ0= $35,000 D 8,00 üzerinden işaretlenmiş H1: µ > $35,000 P Soruyu işaretle When we do the hypothesis test, we decide not to reject the null hypothesis. What type of error could we have made? O a. We've made a correct decision O b. Type I Error О с.Туре II Error O d. We could make either a Type I error or a Type Il error О е. Туре II Error

Soru 5 Suppose we are looking at the salary of teachers. We let u be the mean salary of a teacher. We wish to test Henüz that the mean salary is above $35,000. That is, we test cevaplanmadı HO: µ0= $35,000 D 8,00 üzerinden işaretlenmiş H1: µ > $35,000 P Soruyu işaretle When we do the hypothesis test, we decide not to reject the null hypothesis. What type of error could we have made? O a. We've made a correct decision O b. Type I Error О с.Туре II Error O d. We could make either a Type I error or a Type Il error О е. Туре II Error

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A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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Author:Sheldon Ross

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Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

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