QUESTION 33Which option fits type I error the best?"Probability of retaining the null, if the null is false.""Probability of rejecting the null, if the null is true""Probability of retaining the null, when the null is false"Probability of correctly rejecting the null hypothesisQUESTION 34Given a sample of 12, with a mean of=5 StdDev =2. Construct the 99% Confidence interval.Lower end, higher endJust enter the numbers in the spaces provided, round to 2 decimal places. Example of answer: Lower end 1.11, higherend 2.22 )QUESTION 35The appropriate test for a comparison a group of 10 dogs and group of 10 cats is:one-sample t-testpaired-samples t-testz-testindependent-samples t-test

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Which option fits type I error the best? "Probability of retaining the null, if the null is false." "Probability of rejecting the null, if the null is true" "Probability of retaining the null, when the null is false" Probability of correctly rejecting the null hypothesis

Which option fits type I error the best? "Probability of retaining the null, if the null is false." "Probability of rejecting the null, if the null is true" "Probability of retaining the null, when the null is false" Probability of correctly rejecting the null hypothesis

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