Suppose you conduct a test and your p-value turns out to be 0.08. What can you conclude? Reject Ho at α=0.05 but not at α=0.10 a) Reject Ho at α=0.05 but not at α=0.10 b) Reject Ho at α=0.01 but not at α=0.05 c) Reject Ho at α=0.10 but not at α=0.05 d) Reject Ho at alpha equal to 0.10,0.05, and 0.01 e) Do not reject Ho at α equal to 0.10,0.05, or 0.01

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Suppose you conduct a test and your p-value turns out to be 0.08. What can you conclude?  Reject Ho at α=0.05 but not at α=0.10  a) Reject Ho at α=0.05 but not at α=0.10  b) Reject Ho at α=0.01 but not at α=0.05  c) Reject Ho at α=0.10 but not at α=0.05  d) Reject Ho at alpha equal to 0.10,0.05, and 0.01  e) Do not reject Ho at α equal to 0.10,0.05, or 0.01

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If a p-value is less than α equal to significance level (α), then we reject null hypothesis.  Case 1 - if α=0.05  We fail to reject H0 (Null Hypothesis)  Case 2 - if α=0.01  We fail to reject H0  Case 3 - if α=0.10  So, the correct option is,  c) Reject Ho at α=0.10 but not at α=0.05

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