Alpha (a) is used to measure the error for decisions concerning true null hypotheses. What is beta (ß) error used to measure?

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puteri [66]3 years ago

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Answer:

Alpha (α) is used to measure the error for decisions concerning true null hypotheses, while beta (ß) is used to measure error for decisions concerning false null hypotheses.

Step-by-step explanation:

Suppose we have events X and Y.

1. If it is said that X equals Y, when X is actually not equal to Y, α is used in this case, the null hypotheses.

2. If X is said to not be equal to Y, when X is actually equal to Y, β is used in this case, the false null hypotheses.

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