Suppose Mr. Skelton wants to test the hypothesis that at least 75% of his students will complete the course evaluations (due today, Aug 3rd by 11:59pm CT... yes really). He will accept this hypothesis if at least 65% of the students have already completed the evaluations. If he commits Type 1 error he will conclude [ Select ] of students have completed the evaluations, when in fact [ Select ] have completed the evaluations. If he commits Type 2 error he will conclude [ Select ] of students have completed the evaluations, when in fact [ Select ] have completed the evaluations