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A null hypothesis is being tested. How does the confidence level affect the testing process?

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xxTIMURxx [149]3 years ago

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<span>If you have a high confidence level, the chance of rejecting the null hypothesis is rare. If you have a low confidence level, the chance of of rejecting the null hypothesis is nonexistent. If you have a low confidence level, the chance of of rejecting the null hypothesis is rare. If you have a high confidence level, the chance of of rejecting the null hypothesis is high.</span>

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