If a(n) hypothesis is not rejected when in fact it is true, then error has occurred.
A)null; no
B)null; a Type I
C)alternative; no
D)alternative; a Type II

Name: If a(n) hypothesis is not rejected when in fact it is true, then error has occurred. A)null; no B)null; a Type I C)alternative; no D)alternative; a Type II
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When a null hypothesis is not rejected and it is in fact true, no error has occurred because the correct decision has been made.

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