A new chemotherapy regime for the treatment of ovarian cancer consisting of a combination of gemcitabine and cisplatin, or GEMCIS, is to be treated on women with Stage III ovarian cancer. The null hypothesis is that the GEMCIS treatment is not more effective than the current treatment protocol, one that only uses cisplatin. In the context of a hypothesis test, (a) select the correct explaination of a Type I error. 0 A. One would conclude that GEMCIS is a more effective treatment of ovarian cancer than the current treatment protocol, when in fact GEMCIS is more effective than the current treatment protocol. 0 B. One would conclude that GEMCIS is not a more effective treatment of ovarian cancer than the current treatment protocol, when in fact GEMCIS is not effective than the current treatment protocol. 0 C. One would conclude that GEMCIS is not a more effective treatment of ovarian cancer than the current treatment protocol, when in fact GEMCIS is more effective than the current treatment protocol. 0 D. One would conclude that GEMCIS is a more effective treatment of ovarian cancer than the current treatment protocol, when in fact GEMCIS is not more effective than the current treatment protocol. (b) select the correct explaination of a Type II error. 0 A. One would conclude that GEMCIS is a more effective treatment of ovarian cancer than the current treatment protocol, when in fact GEMCIS is not more effective than the current treatment protocol. 0 B. One would conclude that GEMCIS is not a more effective treatment of ovarian cancer than the current treatment protocol, when in fact GEMCIS is not more effective than the current treatment protocol. 0 C. One would conclude that GEMCIS is not a more effective treatment of ovarian cancer than the current treatment protocol, when in fact GEMCIS is more effective than the current treatment protocol. 0 D. One would conclude that GEMCIS is a more effective treatment of ovarian cancer than the current treatment protocol, when in fact GEMCIS is more effective than the current treatment protocol