22) Why do we not make alpha 0? 23) If the p-value is low, is the...
22) Why do we not make alpha 0?
23) If the p-value is low, is the probability that the null hypothesis is true also low?
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22-alpha =probability(Type I error)..if this is 0 then P(type 2 error )will be the large....but in hypothesis testing our aim is to minimize the two error...so...we never take alpha=0
23-P value is the probability that null hypothesis is true....1-Pvalue is the probability that the alternative hypothesis is true..so if palie is low...the probability that the null hypothesis is true also will be low..
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