When gathering data for a hypothesis test that involves expensive destructive testing, in the long run, the least feasible alternative for decreasing the type-Il error is to: a. decrease the standard deviation O b. increase the standard error O . increase the sample size O d. decrease delta e. decrease type-l error

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