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A two-tailed test of hypothesis has ap-value = 0.0055. The critical value from the test is 0.9800. The type I error probability for the test is 0.01. What is the correct decision for the test and why is this reason correct?

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RejectH₀becausep-value <α.

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Do not rejectH₀becausep-value <α.

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RejectH₀becausep-value >α.

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Do not rejectH₀becausep-value >α.

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