The power of a test is0.981.What is the probability of a Type II error?

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Type II error is the test has a power of0.981.

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01

Introduction

A type one error is defined as rejecting the null hypothesis ,when it is true.

A type two error is characterized as failing to reject the null hypothesis when it is wrong.

02

Formula used

The following formula was used:

A test's power is 1-β, where βis the likelihood of a type II error

03

Calculation

A test's power is 0.981.

=1-β=0.981β=1-0.981β=0.019

As a result, the chance of a type Il error is0.091

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