4. A piece of medical equipment is not functioning properly (it has malfunction). the null hypotheses state that there is no malfunction, however in running operational checks a lap technician does...

Extracted text: 4. A piece of medical equipment is not functioning properly (it has malfunction). the null hypotheses state that there is no malfunction, however in running operational checks a lap technician does not find evidence of the malfunction. The lab technician has committed. A. a type I error B. a type II error C. both type I and type II error D. neither a type I nor a type II error