If in reality H ₀ is true, then designing a very powerful experiment (without changing alpha) will allow us to reject H ₀ more readily.

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A very powerful experiment increases the likelihood of detecting a true effect if one exists, but if H0 (the null hypothesis) is true, increasing the experiment's power does not make it easier to reject H0; it simply means the test is more capable of detecting an effect should one exist.

If in Reality H 0 Is True, Then Designing a Very

If in Reality H ₀ Is True, Then Designing a Very