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There are two boxes, each with several million tickets marked “1” or “0”. The two boxes have the same number of tickets, but in...Asked by Stat
There are two boxes, each with several million tickets marked “1” or “0”. The two boxes have the same number of tickets, but in one of the boxes, 49% of the tickets are marked “1” and in the other box 50.5% of the tickets are marked “1”. Someone hands me one of the boxes but doesn¢t tell me which box it is.
Consider the following hypotheses:
Null: p = 0.49 Alternative: p = 0.505
Here is my proposed test: I will draw a simple random sample of 10,000 tickets, and if 5,000 or more of them are marked “1” then I will choose the alternative; otherwise I will stay with the null.
The significance level of my test is _____%.
The power of my test is _____%.
Consider the following hypotheses:
Null: p = 0.49 Alternative: p = 0.505
Here is my proposed test: I will draw a simple random sample of 10,000 tickets, and if 5,000 or more of them are marked “1” then I will choose the alternative; otherwise I will stay with the null.
The significance level of my test is _____%.
The power of my test is _____%.
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Answered by
Emerald
2.33
84.13
84.13
Answered by
marie nonymous
given that a sample of size was taken from population of 90 witha population standard deviation of 1.8,what ould be the margin of roe ata 95% level of confidence
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