A person wants to prove that a coin is unfair with 680 tosses and a 5 percent significance level. If the coin has a head bias of a 54 percent chance of heads then what is the probability of a Type II error? Plzz explain.

A person wants to prove that a coin is unfair with 680 tosses and a 5 percent significance level. If the coin has a head bias of a 54 percent chance of heads then what is the probability of a Type II error? Plzz explain.

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