If the Null Hypothesis Is False and H0 Is Not

question 56

Multiple Choice

If the null hypothesis is false and H0 is not rejected, then.

• A)a Type I error has occurred
• B)a Type II error has occurred
• C)a correct decision has occurred
• D)it is possible that both a Type I and a Type II error have occurred

Understand the composition and the most common elements of the Earth's crust and mantle.

Grasp the concept of atomic weight and how it is determined.

Identify the difference between oceanic and continental crust composition.

Differentiate between silicate and nonsilicate minerals.

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