If we find that it is unlikely to observe the sample statistic that is actually observed if the null hypothesis is true, then we should
fail to reject the null hypothesis. |
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reject the null hypothesis. |
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reject the alternative hypothesis. |
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calculate a new sample statistic. |
From a test, we find that it is unlikely to observe the sample statistic that is actually observed if the null hypothesis is true.
Now, we know that p-value is the probability of observing the sample statistic, when the null hypothesis is actually true.
So, our finding actually tells us that the p-value of the test is low.
Now, when we get a low p-value from our test of hypothesis, we conclude that we have enough evidence to reject the null hypothesis.
The correct answer is
option (B) Reject the null hypothesis.
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