17) A Type I error is the mistake of A) failing to reject the null hypothesis B) failing to reject the alternative hypothesis C) rejecting the null hypothesis D) rejecting the alternative hypothesis when it is actually true.

17) A Type I error is the mistake of A) failing to reject the null hypothesis B) failing to reject the alternative hypothesis C) rejecting the null hypothesis D) rejecting the alternative hypothesis when it is actually true.

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17) A Type I error is the mistake of
A) failing to reject the null hypothesis
B) failing to reject the alternative hypothesis
C) rejecting the null hypothesis
D) rejecting the alternative hypothesis
when it is actually true.

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