State null and the alternative hypotheses

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Type I error and Type II error:

Give an example of a hypothesis test. State what the Null and the Alternative hypotheses. Explain how you would settle on a reasonable level of significance for your scenario. Also explain what the type I and II errors would be if you reached the incorrect conclusion.

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