A recent report in which a major pharmaceutical company released the results of testing that had been done on the cholesterol reduction that people could expect if they use the company's new drug indicated that the Type II error probability for a

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B) 0.875
C) Essentially zero
D) Power would be undefined in this case since the hypothesis would be rejected.


B

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