EKERBISE 9.3 What Is Going lEh: in the Sehunls? Scenario A community action group has heard complaints that African American and Hispanic students are more likely to be suspended [either in-schnnl or out'Df-SCllDu-l} than other smdents. The superintendent of schools offers to review the files of students in grades 9-12. The school system has 391l} students in grades 912.: 53 percent African American, 12 percent Hispanic, and 25 percent White. Section A: Getting Started 1. What target population would you recorrunend the superintendent use? Why did you recommend this population? INote that target population refers to the specic population drat the data will represent.) 2. _ _ 3. If the superintendent tests the hypothesis and makes a Type I errorI explain what has happened Exercises | 1h]. 4. If the superintendent tests the hypothesis and makes a Type 11 error, explain what has happened. 5. Should the superintendent he more concerned about a Type I error or a Type II error? Justify your answer. 6. The superintendent originally set or = {105. How can she further decrease the probability of a Type I error? How can she further decrease the probability of a Type 11 error