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For one of the answer solutions on the Becker software, it states that XYZ is the correct answer because “A lower risk of incorrect acceptance requires a greater sample size.” Is this solution correct or is this an error in the software?
From a logical perspective, this makes NO SENSE. How can something, which has a lower risk of being wrong, require a greater sample size?
It seems like the whole set is wrong, since they keep emphasizing that this “lower risk of incorrect acceptance” requires a larger samples size, but I just don’t understand WHY… maybe it’s just ambiguous wording.
B=84 This exam was such a b**** that I thought I failed-don't know how these things work
A=76 Slacker I am, I'll happily take it
R=81 I LOVE taxes
F=80 I don't wanna get banned for an expletive I'm thinking with "yea" proceeding it
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