19.If you could redistribute the heads and tails in the sequence in any order (and you included onlythe number of runs (ie. R's) for this sequence that are possible), how many different number ofruns (i.e. different R's) would fall outside the range of 95% certainty that R happened by randomchance?A. 9В. 10С. 11D. 16Е. 1820.Suppose I looked at a sequence of 50 data observations for bull runs and bear runs. Which of thefollowing statements could best describe the results for a runs test? Read all answer choices andchoose the best answer!A. This sequence of data is most likely random because it falls outside the normal range.B. This sequence of data is most likely random because it falls within the normal range.C. This sequence of data is most likely not random because it falls outside the normalrange.D. Two of the first three answers above but they could not apply to the same sequenceof data.E. Two of the first three answers above but they would have to apply to the samesequence of data.

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19. If you could redistribute the heads and tails in the sequence in any order (and you included only the number of runs (ie. R's) for this sequence that are possible), how many different number of runs (i.e. different R's) would fall outside the range of 95% certainty that R happened by random chance? A. 9 В. 10 с. 11 D. 16 E. 18

19. If you could redistribute the heads and tails in the sequence in any order (and you included only the number of runs (ie. R's) for this sequence that are possible), how many different number of runs (i.e. different R's) would fall outside the range of 95% certainty that R happened by random chance? A. 9 В. 10 с. 11 D. 16 E. 18

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