We never conclude "Accept H0" in a test of hypothesis. This is because:

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We never conclude "Accept H0" in a test of hypothesis. This is because:

We never conclude "Accept H₀" in a test of hypothesis. This is because:

▸ β = p(Type II error) is not known.

▸ We want H₀ to be false.

▸ α = p(Type I error) is not known.

▸ H₀ is never true.

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