When We Get a P-Value That Is Very Large, We

question 40

Multiple Choice

When we get a p-value that is very large, we may conclude that:

• A) the null hypothesis has been proved to be true.
• B) there is strong evidence for the alternative hypothesis.
• C) the null hypothesis may not be overturned.
• D) the alternative hypothesis has been proved to be false.

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