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The following information is used for questions 18, 19, 20, 21 and 22: You come up with what you think is a great idea for a new advertising campaign for your company. Your boss is worried that the ads will cost a lot of money and she wants to be 99% confident that the ads increase sales before rolling the new ads out nationwide. You run the ads in a typical city and take a random sample to see if people who saw the ad are more likely to buy the product. When you reported the results to your boss, you made a Type II error. Answer the following questions:
A. Explain in words the statistical meaning of this type of error.
B. Did you realize you were making the error when you reported the results to your boss?
C. What are the business consequences of this error?
D. Give two possible explanations that might explain why you made this error.
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