Let X be the number of goal chances that result in goals for a football team during n goal chances. During out of many matches, the team scores on 20% of the chances. Let x be binomially distributed. Before a new season, the team acquires two new strikers in the hope of increasing the probability of scoring the goal chances. During the first 116 scoring chances, they scored 29 goals. b) Determine with a hypothesis test whether the probability of scoring on the goal chances has increased. use 5% level. Also calculate the test's p-value. What would the conclusion of the test be if we had used the 10% level?

Let X be the number of goal chances that result in goals for a football team during n goal chances. During out of many matches, the team scores on 20% of the chances. Let x be binomially distributed. Before a new season, the team acquires two new strikers in the hope of increasing the probability of scoring the goal chances. During the first 116 scoring chances, they scored 29 goals. b) Determine with a hypothesis test whether the probability of scoring on the goal chances has increased. use 5% level. Also calculate the test's p-value. What would the conclusion of the test be if we had used the 10% level?

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

10th Edition

ISBN:9780134753119

Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

Section: Chapter Questions

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