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Question 1

If the decision from a hypothesis test is to reject the null hypothesis when in reality the null hypothesis is true, the test has:

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made a correct decision.


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made a type I error.


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made a type II error.


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provedHatrue.



Question 2

In a hypothesis test, the probability of a type II error for a given alternative parameter value is known to be 0.45. Assuming this alternative value is correct, what is the probability of correctly rejecting the null hypothesis (thepowerof the test)?

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power = 0.45


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power = 0.55


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power = 1


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We cannot determine the power without more information.

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Marked as best answer by ega16 on Feb 26, 2023

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