Question 194 pts
The critical value value needs to be ______________ than the calculated or obtained value (test statistic) to reject the null hypothesis
higher
equal to
lower
significantly different than
Solution :
The critical value value needs to be lower than the calculated or obtained value (test statistic) to reject the null hypothesis .
Critical value < calculated or obtained value (test statistic) to reject the null hypothesis
Question 194 pts The critical value value needs to be ______________ than the calculated or obtained...
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the test statistic and critical value is calculated.
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