Which of the following statements about power are true?I. Power = 1 - P(Type II Error).II. An increase in sample size increases power.III. A test with higher power is more likely to reject a false nullhypothesis.O l and IIO I, II, and IIII only

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Which of the following statements about power are true? I. Power = 1 - P(Type II Error). II. An increase in sample size increases power. II. A test with higher power is more likely to reject a false null hypothesis. O I and II O I, II, and II O l only

Which of the following statements about power are true? I. Power = 1 - P(Type II Error). II. An increase in sample size increases power. II. A test with higher power is more likely to reject a false null hypothesis. O I and II O I, II, and II O l only

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