Amber is an archeologist and is trying to date some furniture that was made of wood. Other experts put the date of the site at 1119 ce, but she thinks it is much earlier than that and wishes to perform her test a an alpha level of 0.01. Consider the following Conclusion and Confidence Interval statement: Conclusion: Amber collected sufficient evidence to reject the claim that the true proportion is 1119 and conclude that the true population proportion is greater than 1119. There are several issues with this statement. Select the problems applicable here:

Amber is an archeologist and is trying to date some furniture that was made of wood. Other experts put the date of the site at 1119 ce, but she thinks it is much earlier than that and wishes to perform her test a an alpha level of 0.01. Consider the following Conclusion and Confidence Interval statement: Conclusion: Amber collected sufficient evidence to reject the claim that the true proportion is 1119 and conclude that the true population proportion is greater than 1119. There are several issues with this statement. Select the problems applicable here:

Glencoe Algebra 1, Student Edition, 9780079039897, 0079039898, 2018

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Chapter4: Equations Of Linear Functions

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