2.) For a particular type of hypothesis test with a sample size of 25, ? =...
2.) For a particular type of hypothesis test with a sample size of 25, ? = 0.01 and ? = 0.73. Find each of the following:
A.) The probability of a Type I error.
B.) The probability of a Type II error.
C.) The power of this test.
D.) What value of alpha would result in higher power for this test?
E.) What value of n would result in higher power for this test?
Homework Answers
A.) The probability of a Type I error.
? = 0.01
B.) The probability of a Type II error.
? = 0.73
C.) The power of this test.
1 - ? = 1 - 0.73 = 0.27
Power = 0.27
D.) What value of alpha would result in higher power for this test?
? > 0.01
E.) What value of n would result in higher power for this test?
n > 25
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