When do you determine whether the probability of a statistic such as the t-statistic is less than .01?

A) when you do not reject the null hypothesis
B) when you reject the null hypothesis
C) when you've already concluded that p > .05
D) when you've already concluded that p > .01

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Zybrea Knight · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : B, Explanation :  The probability of the t-statistic being less than .01 is determined when the null hypothesis is rejected. This means that the p-value was found to be less than .05 (or sometimes less than .01), indicating that there is significant evidence to support the alternative hypothesis.

When do you determine whether the probability of a statistic such as the t-statistic is less than .01?

A) when you do not reject the null hypothesis
B) when you reject the null hypothesis
C) when you've already concluded that p > .05
D) when you've already concluded that p > .01

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When do you determine whether the probability of a statistic such as the t-statistic is less than .01?A) when you do not reject the null hypothesisB) when you reject the null hypothesisC) when you've already concluded that p > .05D) when you've already concluded that p > .01

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When do you determine whether the probability of a statistic such as the t-statistic is less than .01?

A) when you do not reject the null hypothesis
B) when you reject the null hypothesis
C) when you've already concluded that p > .05
D) when you've already concluded that p > .01