Consider the test of Ho: the new drug is safe against Ha: the new drug is not safe. Complete parts a through d below. a. Explain in context the conclusion of the test if Ho is rejected. Choose the correct answer below. O A. It is likely that the drug is not safe O B. It is plausible to believe that the drug may be safe O C. The drug is safe O D. No conclusion can be made if Ho is rejected. b. Describe, in context, a Type I error. O A. A Type I error results in finding that the drug is not safe when it actually is safe. O B. A Type I error results in finding that the drug is safe when it is actually not safe. O C. A Type I error results in finding that the drug is not safe when it actually is not safe. O D. A Type I error results in finding that the drug is safe when it actually is safe. c. Explain in context the conclusion of the test if you fail to reject Ho. O A. It is likely that the drug is not safe O B. The drug is safe O C. It is plausible to believe that the drug may be safe O D. No conclusion can be made if Ho is not rejected. d. Describe, in context, a Type II error. O A. A Type II error results in finding that the drug is not safe when it actually is not safe. O B. A Type II error results in finding that the drug is safe when it is actually not safe. O C. A Type II error results in finding that the drug is safe when it actually is safe. O D. A Type II error results in finding that the drug is not safe when it actually is safe