Ok so I was working on these (there are other posts) problems and I feel I am writing the wrong thing or elaborating too much on them. I understand that Type 1 error is rejecting a null hypothesis that is true and that Type 2 error is failing to reject a null hypothesis that is false. Describe the Type 1 and Type 2 errors that could occur a. You are interested in finding out if the average household income of residents in your state is different from the national average household. according to the U.S. Census, for 2010, the national average household income is $50,303. I REALLY need help with these (there are other posts)! To anyone and everyone that can help me with this .... I TRUELY APPRECIATE IT! I really have no other help at this point so Im trusting someone kind and smart in this subject can lend me a helping hand. THANKS again! Solution Type I error: You reject the claim that your state\'s mean household income is $50,303 even though it is not statistically different from 50,303. Type II error: You fail to reject the claim that your state\'s mean household income is $50,303 even though it is statistically different from $50,303..

1. Ok so I was working on these (there are other posts) problems and I feel I am writing the wrong
thing or elaborating too much on them. I understand that Type 1 error is rejecting a null
hypothesis that is true and that Type 2 error is failing to reject a null hypothesis that is false.
Describe the Type 1 and Type 2 errors that could occur
a. You are interested in finding out if the average household income of residents in your state is
different from the national average household. according to the U.S. Census, for 2010, the
national average household income is $50,303.
I REALLY need help with these (there are other posts)! To anyone and everyone that can help
me with this .... I TRUELY APPRECIATE IT! I really have no other help at this point so Im
trusting someone kind and smart in this subject can lend me a helping hand. THANKS again!
Solution
Type I error: You reject the claim that your state's mean household income is
$50,303 even though it is not statistically different from 50,303. Type II error: You fail to reject
the claim that your state's mean household income is $50,303 even though it is statistically
different from $50,303.