(Solution Library) A new sleeping pill manufacturer suspects it may increase the rate of sleepwalking for people taking it. At a= 0.01, a two tailed test of hypothesis


Question: A new sleeping pill manufacturer suspects it may increase the rate of sleepwalking for people taking it. At a= 0.01, a two tailed test of hypothesis resulted in rejection of the null hypothesis in favor of the alternate hypothesis.

  1. If the level of significance ( \(\alpha \) ) was increased would the test still have to reject the null hypothesis? If yes, argue why, but if no, show a diagram based example that verifies your result.
    b) If the level of significance (α) does not change, but the test becomes one-tailed,
    would the test still have to reject the null hypothesis? If yes, argue why, but if no, show a diagram based example that verifies your result.
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