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Suppose the null hypothesis,H0, is: the blood cultures contain no traces of pathogenX.State the TypeIand TypeIIerrors.

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Type one error is the blood cultures contain traces of pathogen Xopposite to the fact.

Type two error is the blood cultures contain no traces of pathogen Xopposite to the fact.

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01

Introduction

When the null hypothesis is true, a type one error is defined as rejecting it.

When the null hypothesis is incorrect, a type two mistake occurs when the null hypothesis is not rejected.

02

Explanation 

TypeIerror is,

One may believe that the blood cultures contain traces of pathogenXwhen, in fact, no traces of pathogenXexist.

TypeIIerror is,

One may believe that the blood cultures do not include traces of pathogenXwhen, in reality, traces of pathogenXare there.

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