Mathematics, 09.08.2021 20:30, igocrazy594

A Type I error is when: the process is in control but the sample size is too small to indicate repeatability the process actually is out of control but your sample suggests that the process is in control the process is not in control but the sample variation is too small the process actually is in control but your sample suggests that the process is not in control

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