If, at Step 2 in hypothesis testing, your sample results are consistent with the null hypothesis, what do you do?
A) Go to Step 3 and check the significance level.
B) Go to Step 4 and do not reject the null hypothesis.
C) Go to Step 4 and reject the null hypothesis.
D) Return to Step 1 and form new hypotheses.

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If the sample results are consistent with the null hypothesis, it means that there is not enough evidence to reject the null hypothesis. Therefore, we proceed to Step 4 and do not reject the null hypothesis.

If, at Step 2 in Hypothesis Testing, Your Sample Results