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    Exam 9: A: large-Sample Tests of Hypotheses
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    The Probability of Correctly Accepting a True Null Hypothesis Equals
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The Probability of Correctly Accepting a True Null Hypothesis Equals

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The probability of correctly accepting a true null hypothesis equals 1 - The probability of correctly accepting a true null hypothesis equals 1 -   and is called the confidence level of the hypothesis test. and is called the confidence level of the hypothesis test.

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