DISCUSSION FILE # 13 You're doing a large-scale one-tailed right test on the mean
=8
at a
5%
level. Relatively speaking, if you had about a
49%
Type II error, where would the "alternate distribution" be centered to make that occur?

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DISCUSSION FILE # 13 You're doing a large-scale one-tailed right test on the mean

=8

at a

5%

level. Relatively speaking, if you had about a

49%

Type II error, where would the "alternate distribution" be centered to make that occur?

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