The alpha (a) level of a two-tailed hypothesis test using t will always be set at 0.01. True O False When constructing a confidence interval using the t distribution, as you increase the sample size,...

Extracted text: The alpha (a) level of a two-tailed hypothesis test using t will always be set at 0.01. True O False When constructing a confidence interval using the t distribution, as you increase the sample size, the width of the confidence interval will also increase. True O False The alpha (a) level of a two-tailed z test is set at 0.05. The corresponding p-value calculated from your test statistic is 0.2462. Given the p-value, the most appropriate decision in this scenario would be to reject the null hypothesis of the test. True O False The mean of the sampling distribution (also known as the mean of all sample means) is equal to the population mean. O True O False