The Conditional Probability of the Test Shows That B Is Greater Than a When the Nole Is True

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I'm going to eliminate five, the conditional probability of the test shows that b is greater than a when the nole is true. That bit of word salad is now off your plate for the duration. I don't think it's conditional probability. It's either two or e rejecting the no hypothess? So power is basically the false negative, type two. And if there, the confidence is that you would say there is a difference when there isn't. The power is that you'd say there is not a different when there is. But i feel like i have the right answer, but i can't make the words,. frame it in my mind.

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