The Two Areas at the End of a Normal Curve

question 19

Multiple Choice

The two areas at the end of a normal curve that indicate low probability values if the null hypothesis is true are called

• A)a two-tailed test.
• B)the critical region.
• C)the area of the true null.
• D)the significance level or alpha.

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