Evaluating operations by comparing actual results to budgeted results is a part of the controlling responsibility of management

Ellen is renting an apartment under a lease that requires that the landlord approve any assignment or sublease. Ellen wants to assign the lease and has found four candidates with excellent jobs, credit ratings and personal references. Landlord has rejected all four of them. Please advise Ellen.

a. Ellen will be liable on the lease until she finds a candidate that meets with landlord's approval. b. Ellen may assign the lease to one of the four candidates over the landlord's objection. c. Ellen is discharged from any further obligations on the lease because the landlord's failure to cooperate is in bad faith. d. If Ellen does not continue pay rent as it comes due she will be subject to a distress in rent suit e. A and D

________ occurs when the sample results lead to the rejection of a null hypothesis that is in fact true

A) Type I error B) Type II error C) Type III error D) Type IV error E) Power of a test