Suppose I meet with the parole board to see if I should he paroled. The parole board decides I am reformed and frees me only,r to discover months later that I was far from reformed. Then _______= I am reformed. O Ho 0 H1 (:1 Critical value (:1 Rejection region (:1 None of the above Bob is unattractive and uncharismatic so he goes to a mail order bride company and considers potential wives. His initial assumption is that most of the women are after gold diggers after green cards, and will be terrible wives aftertheir immigration status is permanent (Hint: this will help you determine the null hypothesis}. After talking to one woman, call her Miss Tereshchenko, Bob decides she is a gold digger when in fact she would have been very nice to him. Another woman, Miss Zhang. seems very sweet and nice so Bob marries her and discovers after the green card is processed that she is actually a dreadful person who berates him for not generating enough income to nance her consumption intensive lifestyle. What are the error types for Miss TereshctenI-(o and Miss Zhang? C) Miss Tereschenko is .a type 1 error. Miss Zhang is a type 1 error O Miss *ereschenko is a type 2 error. Miss Zhang is a type 2 error O Miss *ereschenko is a type 1 error. Miss Zhang is a type 2 error O Miss *ereschenko is a type 2 error. Miss Zhang is a type 1 error O None of the above are correct Data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that the typical manufacturing worker in Wisconsin in 1997 earned a weekly salary of $424.20. Suppose you wanted to see if this were true just in the far Southeastern portion of the state. You obtain a sample of tax returns for manufacturing workers in Racine and Kenosha for the year 1997. Your sample consists of 54 workers and has a mean weekly salary of $432.69 with a standard deviation of $33.90 At a 90% confidence level test the claim that manufacturing workers in Racine and Kenosha had the same salary as workers across the state. What will be your critical value? O 1.645 O 1.96 O 2.33 O 2.575 O None of the aboveData from the Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that the typical manufacturing worker in Wisconsin in 1997 earned a weekly salary of $424.20. Suppose you wanted to see if this were true just in the far Southeastern portion of the state. You obtain a sample of tax returns for manufacturing workers in Racine and Kenosha for the year 1997. Your sample consists of 54 workers and has a mean weekly salary of $432.69 with a standard deviation of $33.90 At a 90% confidence level test the claim that manufacturing workers in Racine and Kenosha had the same salary as workers across the state. What will be your test statistic value? O About 1.645 O About 1.72 O About 1.84 O About 1.96 O None of the aboveData from the Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that the typical manufacturing worker in Wisconsin in 1997 earned a weekly salary of $424.20. Suppose you wanted to see if this were true just in the far Southeastern portion of the state. You obtain a sample of tax returns for manufacturing workers in Racine and Kenosha for the year 1997. Your sample consists of 54 workers and has a mean weekly salary of $432.69 with a standard deviation of $33.90 At a 90% confidence level test the claim that manufacturing workers in Racine and Kenosha had the same salary as workers across the state. What will be your conclusion? O Reject the null hypothesis, accept the alternative hypothesis O Fail to reject the null O The workers are making too much O About 2.01 O none of these options are close