In: Statistics and Probability
A.
The probability that at least one student will commit a Type I error=
= 1 - Probability that no student will commit a Type I error
Probability of a student committing a Type I error = level of significance = 0.05
Probability of a student not committing a Type I error = 1 - 0.05 = 0.95
Probability that no student out of the 3 will commit a Type I error = 0.953 = 0.86
The probability that at least one student will commit a Type I error=
= 1 - Probability that no student will commit a Type I error = 1 -0.86 = 0.14
Correct option : d. 0.14
B.
Probability of Type II error = Prob( Accepting null hypothesis / Alternative hypothesis is true)
We are given that Null hypothesis is false which means Alternative hypothesis is true.
Now, as the distance between the true mean and the null mean increases , we tend to reject null hypothesis more often. Hence, according to definition of Type II error , this will decrease the probability.
Hence, probability of Type II error decreases.
Correct option : b. The probability of making a Type 2 error decreases
C. (This part is same as part A)
The probability that at least one student will commit a Type I error=
= 1 - Probability that no student will commit a Type I error
Probability of a student committing a Type I error = level of significance = 0.05
Probability of a student not committing a Type I error = 1 - 0.05 = 0.95
Probability that no student out of the 3 will commit a Type I error = 0.953 = 0.86
The probability that at least one student will commit a Type I error=
= 1 - Probability that no student will commit a Type I error = 1 -0.86 = 0.14
Correct option : d. 0.14