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Match up the following: 3Rejection of HO when HO0 is false, or not rejecting Ho when H0 is true 1. Type 1 error 2. Type 2 err
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Rejection of Ho when Hois false, ot not xejechn Noton emor ection of He when tg is thue Failuae uluse to serect He when 2 Ho

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