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2. Borrowing from descriptions associated with probability Ho, and H1 are: Mutually exclusively and exhaustive Independent and mutually exclusive Independent and exhaustive Dependent and exhaustive

2. Borrowing from descriptions associated with probability Ho, and H1 are:

  1. Mutually exclusively and exhaustive
  2. Independent and mutually exclusive
  3. Independent and exhaustive
  4. Dependent and exhaustive

3. Which of the following is NOT true?

  1. A Type I error is an alpha (a) error
  2. A Type I error is incorrectly rejecting Ho when it is true
  3. A type II error is a beta error
  4. A type II error is accepting H1 when it is true.

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