When a null hypothesis cannot be rejected, we conclude that
A) the null hypothesis is true.
B) the null hypothesis may be true.
C) the alternative hypothesis is true.
D) the alternative hypothesis may be true.

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When a null hypothesis cannot be rejected, it means there isn't enough evidence to support the alternative hypothesis, not that the null hypothesis is definitively true. It suggests the possibility that the null hypothesis may be true.

When a Null Hypothesis Cannot Be Rejected, We Conclude That