= Quiz: Hypot... Question 3 of 10 This quiz: 10 point(s) possible This question: 1 point(s) possible Submit quiz Consider the test of Ho: The defendant is not guilty against Ha: The defendant is guilty. a. Explain in context the conclusion of the test if Ho is rejected. b. Describe the consequence of a Type | error. c. Explain in context the conclusion of the test if you fail to reject Ho- d. Describe the consequence of a Type II error. a. Explain in context the conclusion of the test if Ho is rejected. O A. Rejecting Ho implies that the null hypothesis, the defendant is guilty, is false. The defendant is therefore, found not guilty and set free. O B. Rejecting Ho implies that the null hypothesis, the defendant is not guilty, is true. The defendant is therefore, found not guilty and set free. A O C. Rejecting Ho implies that the null hypothesis, the defendant is not guilty, is false. The defendant is therefore, found guilty and sentenced. O D. Rejecting Ho implies that the null hypothesis, the defendant is guilty, is true. The defendant is therefore, found guilty and sentenced. P b. Describe the consequence of a Type | error. C O A. A type I error would result in a guilty defendant being set free and not being convicted. O B. A type I error would result in an innocent defendant being convicted for a crime they did not commit. 0 of oo attempts O C. A type I error would result in an innocent defendant being set free and not being convicted. O D. A type I error would result in a guilty defendant being acquitted for lack of evidence