50 cases each randomly selected from among the case files decided by Judge and B showed that 30 decisions of Judge A and 27 decisions of Judge B were appealed. Since the standardized sample statistic is _than 0.025 Z= to claim that Judge A made a more accurate decision than B, statistically reasonable at the 5% significance level. Lütfen birini seçin: O a. 0.606, greater, -1.96, seems O b. 0.7, less, 1.96, does not seem O c. 0.7, greater,-1.96, seems

50 cases each randomly selected from among the case files decided by Judge and B showed that 30 decisions of Judge A and 27 decisions of Judge B were appealed. Since the standardized sample statistic is _than 0.025 Z= to claim that Judge A made a more accurate decision than B, statistically reasonable at the 5% significance level. Lütfen birini seçin: O a. 0.606, greater, -1.96, seems O b. 0.7, less, 1.96, does not seem O c. 0.7, greater,-1.96, seems

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