Not All Numbers Can Be Treated Equally Because

question 15

Multiple Choice

Not all numbers can be treated equally because

• A)some statistics require more information than others
• B)a "2" is different from a "3"
• C)the size of the number makes a difference
• D)there are different ways of measuring variables

Understand the relationship between sample and population in hypothesis testing.

Recognize and define Type I and Type II errors in statistical hypothesis testing.

Understand the significance level (alpha) and its role in hypothesis testing.

Distinguish between accepting and rejecting the null hypothesis based on hypothesis test outcomes.

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