Type II error is called false negative, that mean that you say the null hypothesis is right when it is not. In this case, the null hypothesis is "the drug is not safe". Then the error should be <span>to conclude the drug is safe when in, fact, it is unsafe</span>.
Answer: d. My sunglasses are UVA and UVB protected.
Explanation:
d. My sunglasses are UVA and UVB protected. is the correct option because here the client is claiming the fact that the sunglasses are UVA and UVB protected but the sunglasses will only protect the eyes but the not the skin. The sunscreen is likely to protect the skin from the harmful UV rays typically the UVA and UVB which can cause skin pigmentation and may burn the skin.
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