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Answer:
A Type I error would occur if there was no evidence of an improvement on the national exam but there really was improvement.
Step-by-step explanation:
A type 1 error simply occurs when we incorrectly reject a true null hypothesis. In the scenario above, An experiment was conducted in other it know if there is sufficient evidence to support a claim that a new teaching method developed improves students score. If this claim is actually true in the real sense. However, after conducting a statistical test, we conuded that there was no sufficient evidence to support her claim of improvement using the new method, hence, the claim was rejected. By rejecting the claim, a true null has been rejected. Hence, a type 1 error has been committed.
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The fixed cost is $150, while the per-student cost is $6.
Subtract 20 and 10. To get your answer
