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Type I and II Errors
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Wize University Statistics Textbook > Hypothesis Testing with One Sample
Type I and Type II Errors
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Jimmy wants to sell his home. The null hypothesis is that by renovating his house he will not get more than 12 bids. Which of the following is true?
The probability of making a type II error is smaller than the probability of a type II error
There is no change he will make any of the two errors
a type II error would occur if Jimmy concludes that by renovating he will not get more than 12 bids when, in fact, he will get more than 12 bids.
a type I error would occur if Jimmy concludes that by renovating he will get more than 12 bids when, in fact, he will not get more than 12 bids.
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