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There are 21,000 students in a MOOC. Each student tests the fairness of a coin (yes, the same coin; the instructor somehow gets Tyche¢s help in getting the coin to each student in turn). Specifically, each student tests:
Null: p is equal to 0.5 Alternative: p is not equal to 0.5
using the 5% cutoff.
Suppose that, unknown to the students, the coin is in fact fair.
Find the expected number of students whose test will conclude that the coin is unfair. [The is an integer)
Null: p is equal to 0.5 Alternative: p is not equal to 0.5
using the 5% cutoff.
Suppose that, unknown to the students, the coin is in fact fair.
Find the expected number of students whose test will conclude that the coin is unfair. [The is an integer)
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