Question: (a) Define Type I and Type II errors. (b) If an experimenter determines that that the probability associated with the calculated value of a test

(a) Define Type I and Type II errors.

(b) If an experimenter determines that that the probability associated with the calculated value of a test statistic (could be G, 2, Dmax, F, t, H.....whatever, most of which we haven't learned about yet) is 0.52, what is the probability of making a making a Type I error? Would you reject or fail to reject the null hypothesis in this case?

Use these steps to answer

1) Ho and Ha

2. Use the chi squared test

3. X^2 calculation

4. what is the probability

5. Do we reject or fail to reject and why

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