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Type II errors occur when we fail to reject a null hypothesis even when it is false.
Fitness for a Particular Purpose
A warranty that a product will meet the specific needs or criteria outlined by the buyer at the time of purchase.
Merchantability
Refers to the guarantee that a product sold meets reasonable expectations of quality and usability for its intended purpose.
Implied Warranties
Legal guarantees that ensure a product meets certain minimum standards of quality and functionality, even if not expressly stated.
Implied Warranties
Legal guarantees automatically granted to a purchaser by law, ensuring that a product meets certain minimum quality standards.
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