# A concert venue is located 4 minutes from a large university. A group of students are planning to attend the concert and think they can get there in less time. They test this hypothesis by using social media to survey a sample of other drivers to see how long this trip took them. The null and alternative hypotheses are given. Here is the full question: a) what is the consequence of a Type I error in the context of this problem? hey conclude it will average rewer than 4 minutes to get there, but the real average is more than 4 minutes. They conclude that it will average more than 4 minutes, but the real average is 4 minutes to get there. They conclude it will average 4 minutes to get there, but the real average is less than 4 minutes. They conclude it will average rewer than 4 minutes, but

A concert venue is located 4 minutes from a large university. A group of students are planning to attend the concert and think they can get there in less time. They test this hypothesis by using social media to survey a sample of other drivers to see how long this trip took them. The null and alternative hypotheses are given.
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Here is the full question:
(a) what is the consequence of a Type I error in the context of this problem?
hey conclude it will average rewer than 4 minutes to get there, but the real average is more than 4 minutes.
They conclude that it will average more than 4 minutes, but the real average is 4 minutes to get there.
They conclude it will average 4 minutes to get there, but the real average is less than 4 minutes.
They conclude it will average rewer than 4 minutes, but the real average is 4 minutes to get there.
(6) What are the consequences of making a Type II error in the context of this problem?
They conclude it will average fewer than 4 minutes to get there, but the real average is more than 4 minutes.
They conclude that it will average more than 4 minutes, but the real average is 4 minutes to get there.
They conclude it will average 4 minutes to get there, but the real average is less than 4 minutes.
They conclude it will average fewer than 4 minutes, but the real average is 4 minutes to get there.
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The null hypothesis is that the mean time to get there is 4 minutes against the alternative that it takes less than 4 minutes to get there.
A type I error is when you reject the null hypothesis when the null hypothesis is actually true.
A type II error is when you fail to reject the null hypothesis when the alternative hypothesis is true.
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