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For Numbers 11 to 13: A veterinarian hypothesize that a new formulation of shampoo is better than "kakawate", a popular control for getting rid of ticks on dogs which is found to be effective 75% of the time. He wants to prove this claim, hence, a random sample of 50 infected dogs were obtained. If proven true, this new formulation will be released in the market. 13. Which of the following is(are) possible consequence(s) of a Type I error? 1. Complaints may be received by the company who will release the new formulation in the market. II. Loss of opportunity to release a more effective product in the market. O I only Oll only O Both I and II O Neither I nor II

For Numbers 11 to 13: A veterinarian hypothesize that a new formulation of shampoo is better than "kakawate", a popular control for getting rid of ticks on dogs which is found to be effective 75% of the time. He wants to prove this claim, hence, a random sample of 50 infected dogs were obtained. If proven true, this new formulation will be released in the market. 13. Which of the following is(are) possible consequence(s) of a Type I error? 1. Complaints may be received by the company who will release the new formulation in the market. II. Loss of opportunity to release a more effective product in the market. O I only Oll only O Both I and II O Neither I nor II

Holt Mcdougal Larson Pre-algebra: Student Edition 2012
Holt Mcdougal Larson Pre-algebra: Student Edition 2012
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ISBN:9780547587776
Author:HOLT MCDOUGAL
Publisher:HOLT MCDOUGAL
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For Numbers 11 to 13: A veterinarian hypothesize that a new formulation of shampoo is better than "kakawate", a popular control for getting rid of ticks on dogs which is found to be effective 75% of the time. He wants to prove this claim, hence, a random sample of 50 infected dogs were obtained. If proven true, this new formulation will be released in the market. 13. Which of the following is(are) possible consequence(s) of a Type I error? 1. Complaints may be received by the company who will release the new formulation in the market. II. Loss of opportunity to release a more effective product in the market. Ol only Oll only O Both I and II ONeither I nor II
Transcribed Image Text:For Numbers 11 to 13: A veterinarian hypothesize that a new formulation of shampoo is better than "kakawate", a popular control for getting rid of ticks on dogs which is found to be effective 75% of the time. He wants to prove this claim, hence, a random sample of 50 infected dogs were obtained. If proven true, this new formulation will be released in the market. 13. Which of the following is(are) possible consequence(s) of a Type I error? 1. Complaints may be received by the company who will release the new formulation in the market. II. Loss of opportunity to release a more effective product in the market. Ol only Oll only O Both I and II ONeither I nor II
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