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d through f please and thank you

For each of the following scenarios, indicate which type of statistical error could have been commited or, alternatively, that no statistical error was made. O B. If the null hypothesis is not true a Type I error would be committed O C. If the null hypothesis is not true a Type ll error would be committed O D. If the null hypothesis is true a Type Il error would be committed. O E. No error is made. d. Unknown Complete parts a through fbelow to the statistical analyst, the null hypothesis is actually true and the analyst fails to reject the null hypothesis O A. A Type II error has been committed O B. A Type I error has been committed. C. Both a Type l error and a Type II error have been committed O D. No error is made. e. Unknown to the statistical analyst, the null hypothesis is actually false O A. if the null hypothesis is rejected a Type ll error would be committed O B. If the null hypothesis is rejected a Type I error would be committed. O c· lf the null hypothesis is nt rejected a Type II error would be committed. 0 D. If the null hypothesis is not rejected a Type 1 error would be committed O E. No error is made. to the statistical analyst, the nul hypothesis is actually false and the analyst rejects the null hypothesis O A. A Type II error has been committed O B. A Type I error has been committed C. Both a Type l error and a Type II error have been committed D. No error is made. Click to select your answer

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d) D. No error is made.

e) C. If the null hypothesis was not rejected, a Type II Error would be committed.

f) No error is made.

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