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Explain two concerns when interpreting the production-volume variance as a measure of the economic cost of unused capacity.
Null Hypothesis
A statistical hypothesis that assumes no significant difference exists in a particular condition or feature between two or more sets of data.
Supported
The state or condition of being backed up with evidence or data, making an assertion more robust or credible.
Reject
In statistics, to conclude that there is enough evidence to discard the null hypothesis in favor of the alternative hypothesis.
F-Ratio
A statistical measure used in the context of ANOVA, calculated as the variance between sample means divided by the variance within the samples.
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