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it affects it because your going from smaller tires witch make it easier to make turns go faster things like that when you put bigger tires on the car it is gonna raise the car and have a whole differnt outlook
Answer: Choice A) A true null hypothesis is rejected
In other words, if the reality is that the null is true but your research says otherwise, then you've committed a type i error.
A type ii error is when you fail to reject the null (basically "accepting" the null) while in reality the alternative is the true hypothesis.
Whenever you add or subtract fractions you have to have the denominators the same so that the numerator is of the same value system.
For example you have 8/16 - 8/32
If you were you to subtract it without changing denominators to the same it would be equal to zero but when you change them to the same denominator
16/32 - 8/32 then the answer would be 8/32.
