8.8 Exercises. In testing the null hypothesis Ho:p=0.5 against the alternative H p 0S a) 8.8.1 recorded. (a) What is the expected value ofX under Ho? (b) If X is used as test statistic, what values of X would indicate a departure from u (c) binomial distribution to calculate the significance probability of this result Suppose that the number of successes recorded in the 10 trials is X= 7. Use table

8.8 Exercises. In testing the null hypothesis Ho:p=0.5 against the alternative H p 0S a) 8.8.1 recorded. (a) What is the expected value ofX under Ho? (b) If X is used as test statistic, what values of X would indicate a departure from u (c) binomial distribution to calculate the significance probability of this result Suppose that the number of successes recorded in the 10 trials is X= 7. Use table

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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Author:Sheldon Ross

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Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

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